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By Jonathan Portes Now we have the truth about Hillsborough, it is time for justice
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Whistleblowing organisation later deletes offending tweet. By New Statesman Boris Johnson apologises for Hillsborough editorial
Mayor of London says he is "very, very, sorry" for the 2004 Spectator editorial.
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