article_snippet.sent: Today Mr Justice Oliver Popplewell was asked about the new allegations in an interview on BBC Radio Leeds, where Mr Justice Oliver Popplewell rubbished Mr Fletcher's claims.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Justice Oliver Popplewell also rejected claims Mr Justice Oliver Popplewell inquiry was held too quickly, three weeks after the Bradford stadium fire which killed 56 football fans.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Justice Oliver Popplewell added: 'I can quite understand after having previous fires some suspicion being raised but, as far as I’m concerned, we conducted we perfectly properly
article_snippet.sent: and I have no reason believe his inquiry was other than an accident.'
article_snippet.sent: Meanwhile, yesterday former sports minister Gerry Sutcliffe said the new allegations do not justify a new inquiry into the disaster.
article_snippet.sent: Detective Superintendent Mark Ridley, of the Homicide and Major Enquiry Team, said: 'The jury at the inquest in 1985 delivered a verdict of misadventure. '
article_snippet.sent: However should any evidence come to light which was not available to Former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher Majesty’s Coroner at the inquest in 1985, then we will consider its significance and take appropriate action.'
highlights_snippet.sent: Mr Justice Popplewell says Mr Justice Popplewell has no reason to believe fire wasn't accident .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Author Martin Fletcher says Author Martin Fletcher findings warrant further investigation .