Anne

Anne Williams tragically loses her son in The Hillsborough disaster, and begins a lengthy process to get justice.

Part one is the real choker, it hits you hard, some of the descriptions, some of the footage, it is almost possible not to have tears in your eyes. The rest of it will move you, but also frustrate you, as you'll witness one of the worst cover ups in living memory.

I think they got the balance just right here, there are lots of tears as you'd expect from such a harrowing story, but there are also several positive moments throughout also.

I was none when the events happened, it feels like the first big tragedy I remember from my youth. Even to this day, the footage still shocks me.

Maxine Peake is tremendous as Anne, the last time I saw a performance this good, it was David Tennant as Des, I'd be surprised if she doesn't win awards for this. The whole cast are fantastic.

Seriously recommended, 10/10.

I was half expecting a watered down version of Anne Williams and her fight, along with other affected fans and families, but Maxine Peake knocked it out the park. Some of the stuff we've heard before, some never, like Lord Justice Stuart-Smiths appalling words to the bereaved families before determining his own views on new evidence. Right up until the end, Anne, you were a battler. #JFT97 #YNWA.

This was a heartbreaking watch. It was television drama at its very finest on every level. The story of Hillsborough has been told many times, but this drama took it to a new level. The pin-point attention to detail and the acting was of the highest calibre. One of ITV's finest productions in recent memory. They have done Anne Williams and the victims of Hillsborough proud.

I really felt that this drama was handled in a very real and realistic way! The excellent acting from all the cast was balanced ,the contradictions came thick and fast and the approach from Kevin's mom;another excellent performance from Maxine Peake.

Truly moving and accurate account of this travesty of justice. Great cast and production add to the poignancy and I'm full of admiration for Anne and the Hillsborough support groups and, not least, for Andy Burnham for taking up the cudgels.

A very important contribution to the Hillsborough story and I think very stimulating viewing even if , like me, you have little interest in the beautiful game.