Inquests into the deaths of 96 victims of Hillsborough disaster
The jury at the new inquests into the Hillsborough disaster is expected to deliver its verdict on Tuesday, after sitting for more than two years.
Hillsborough Inquests - a mother's story
Verdicts have been reached at the inquests into the 96 men, women and children who died following Hillsborough.
But we'll have to wait until the morning to hear what the jury has decided.
That's to allow the families of those who lost their lives after the disaster in 1989 to attend.
Among the many relatives who've been to the hearings, since they began in March 2014, is Brenda Fox from Wirral.
She lost her son Steve at Hillsborough, aged just 21. This is Brenda's story:
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