Police forces apologise for ‘profound failings’ over Hillsborough disaster almost 34 years on
The head of the National Police Chiefs’ Council has said: “Our number one job is to keep people safe and we failed to do that. I am sorry. And we know the pain and hurt caused by that can not be undone.”
Martin Hewitt, the chair of the NPCC told LBC during an online briefing: “I absolutely accept that every week or month that has gone by has added to the pain of families of the victims.Picture: Alamy Mr Hewitt added: “The lessons from Hillsborough will not be lost and the interest of victims and their families must be above everything else.
Changes to national guidance for family liaison officers have been implemented, which have also drawn on responses to the Grenfell Tower fire and 2017 terror attacks. “Cultural change takes a long time and my goodness we’ve started. It’ll be for others to judge when we’ve finished.”
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