Charlotte Hennessy, whose father was killed, criticises the lack of contact over the latest review.
Ninety-seven Liverpool fans died after a crush at Hillsborough stadium on 15 April 1989
Ninety-seven Liverpool fans died as a result of a terrace crush at the FA Cup semi-final at Sheffield Wednesday's Hillsborough stadium on 15 April 1989.The Home Office previously saidCharlotte Hennessy was just six years old when her father died "Nobody has got the right to just say, 'Oh we're looking at the pathology of your loved ones' without our permission.When the review was announced in October, the Home Office apologised that the families had not been told in advance."It's made me feel anxious and puzzled," Ms Hennessy said.
Ms Braverman said she would be "writing to the families in due course regarding plans for engaging with them".She added: "I think the real problem is that the Home Secretary still has not contacted the families.
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