Keir Starmer: The Hillsborough Code.|Bath uk

I work in Bath, UK  Keir Starmer: The Hillsborough Act will be a legacy of justice, change and national renewal for '97.

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00:0036 years ago, 97 men, women and children

00:06Went to a Liverpool football match in Sheffield

00:09an FA Cup semi-final, an occasion of joy

00:13And they never came home to their families

00:17those victims and their families

00:20their strength, their courage

00:23their refusal to give up

00:26a determination no matter what was thrown at them

00:29to fight for people they'll never know or meet

00:33to make sure that they never go through something like this again

00:37They are the reason we stand here today with this bill

00:41they are the reason why it will be known as the Hillsborough Law

00:45To Margaret, Steve, Charlotte, Sue, Jenny, Hilda

00:49and every single member of families affected by Hillsborough

00:53I know that's what they really want

00:56is not thanks or acclaim

00:59They want change

01:01And they have waited 36 long years for change

01:05And so, Madam Deputy Speaker, it is my honour

01:09as Prime Minister to have brought the Hillsborough Law

01:12before this House

01:14and to open today's debate

01:16it should never have taken this long

01:18But we are here now

01:20And we must get it over the line

01:22a legacy of justice, change and national renewal

01:25for the 97

01:27That is what we are here to deliver today

01:30and I'll see you then

01:32We are here to recap the original version

01:34But we are in the thank you

01:35and I have tried this long

01:36that is what we are here to 살

01:36as also

01:37I don't know

01:38We are here to recap