Families bereaved by the Hillsborough disaster spoke out in support of 'safe standing' at football grounds on Tuesday night at a meeting which revealed that a significant proportion of them are in favour.
All-seat legislation was introduced after Lord Justice Taylor's report into the 1989 disaster, which killed 96.
But at a private meeting of around 50 family members and survivors of the disaster, held in Liverpool, more seemed to be in favour of 'rail seats' than against. Not all present spoke and there was never any intention to take a vote.
Louise Brookes, whose brother Andrew died at Hillsborough, sent a statement strongly arguing the case.