A new report by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has found that 12 officers would have faced proceedings for 'fundamental failures' on day of the 1989 disaster An IOPC found police officers involved in Hillsborough would have faced misconduct or gross misconduct (Image: AFP via Getty Images)

An inquiry into the Hillsborough disaster has revealed that 12 police officers would have been subject to gross misconduct hearings for "fundamental failures" on the day. It also found "concerted efforts" were made to shift blame onto supporters afterwards.

A new bombshell report released today (December 2) by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) also upheld or found cases to answer for misconduct in 92 complaints about police actions – but the law at the time mean

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