Hillsborough families still waiting 12 months after inquests

This time last year, inquests into the deaths of 96 football fans who lost their lives in the Hillsborough tragedy ruled they were unlawfully killed

But the criminal investigation into what went wrong is far from over. This summer, prosecutors will announce whether they'll bring criminal proceedings against any suspects.

However, there are concerns the proposed Hillsborough Law is unlikely to get past its initial stages in parliament.

A Merseyside solicitor acting for some of the Hillsborough families says its unlikely a bill forcing police to be truthful in public enquiries will be passed before the general election.

Elkan Abrahamson, solicitor with the Hillsborough Justice Campaign, said he hopes the 'political will' for the law will still be among MPs after June's vote.