article_snippet.sent: A former High Court judge who led the inquiry into the blaze at the Bradford City ground has dismissed claims the blaze at the Bradford City ground was not an accident saying A former High Court judge who led the inquiry into the Bradford stadium fire which killed 56 football fans are 'nonsense'.
article_snippet.sent: The official inquiry into the blaze at the Bradford City ground, led by Mr Justice Oliver Popplewell, concluded that the Bradford stadium fire which killed 56 football fans was an accident, probably caused by a spectator dropping a cigarette into rubbish that had accumulated under an old timber stand at the Bradford City ground.
article_snippet.sent: Former Bradford City chairman Stafford Heginbotham, left, with Mr Justice Oliver Popplewell in the aftermath of the Bradford stadium fire which killed 56 football fans.
article_snippet.sent: Today, A former High Court judge who led the inquiry into the Bradford stadium fire which killed 56 football fans has dismissed claims the blaze at the Bradford City ground was not an accident .
article_snippet.sent: A former High Court judge who led the inquiry into the Bradford stadium fire which killed 56 football fans said the main flaw in the argument that the Bradford stadium fire which killed 56 football fans was arson was that the stand involved had no insurance value as it was due for demolition.
article_snippet.sent: A former High Court judge who led the inquiry into the Bradford stadium fire which killed 56 football fans also added that the Bradford stadium fire which killed 56 football fans was examined by experienced and thorough investigators, who found nothing suspicious and that no question of arson was ever raised in civil legal proceedings.
article_snippet.sent: A former High Court judge who led the inquiry into the Bradford stadium fire which killed 56 football fans explained: 'I'm sorry to spoil what is obviously a very good story
article_snippet.sent: The new claims about the Bradford stadium fire which killed 56 football fans are contained in the book Fifty-Six by Mr Fletcher, who was 12 at the time and escaped the blaze.
highlights_snippet.sent: The former judge led the inquiry into the blaze at the Bradford City ground .
  