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In Video: Hillsborough 20 years on

Wednesday, 15 April 2009

The Hillsborough tragedy - 1989

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Church bells will ring out 96 times across Liverpool today to remember each victim of the Hillsborough disaster who perished in the tragedy 20 years ago.

Thousands of people are expected to attend the event marking the anniversary of the day that changed the face of modern football.

Two decades after the tragedy, the families still seek the truth.

Here, some of the relatives tell their story in interviews recorded in the run-up to today's anniversary.

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