Hillsborough trial: former match commander 'has not been singled out'

David Duckenfield had ultimate responsibility at the match in 1989 where 96 people were killed, says prosecution The former South Yorkshire police match commander at the 1989 FA Cup semi final at Hillsborough, in which 96 people were killed, has not been "unfairly singled out" for the charge of manslaughter, the jury at his prosecution has been told. Richard Matthews QC, making the prosecution's closing speech in the ninth week of the trial at Preston crown court, said bad design of Sheffield We...