Justice won't be done until the S*n is made to answer

SET TO BE DEBATED IN PARLIAMENT, IT'S TIME FOR THE FOR SPREADING LIES, WRITES MARGARET ASPINALL

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HILLSBOROUGH campaigner Margaret Aspinall said justice won't be done until The S*n newspaper is made to answer for its abuses.

Margaret, whose son James died in the 1989 football disaster, has called for accountability on the historic day the Hillsborough Law is debated in parliament.

The landmark legislation will hold public officials and authorities accountable for their actions with a new professional and legal duty of candour - meaning they must act with honesty and integrity at all times or face criminal sanctions.

And now, as Parliament prepares to debate the landmark bill, Margaret - one of the driving forces behind the campaign - said the last great power in Britain that believes it is above the law is aspects of the media.

Writing exclusively in the ECHO, Margaret has called for The S*n, the newspaper which spread vile lies about the Hillsborough victims, to be held again for its actions.

TODAY Hillsborough Law is finally debated in Parliament. But justice won't be done until The S*n, too, is made to answer for its abuses.

It has been 36 years since the Hillsborough disaster, when 96 - now 97 - people were unlawfully killed due to the negligence of South Yorkshire Police.