Driver charged with Liverpool soccer parade tragedy appears in court

Independent councillors demand answers from council over Liverpool ramming attack

'Shocking incident that could easily have led to multiple fatalities' A scene from Monday's ramming attack on Water Street, Liverpool. The Liverpool Community Independents group of councillors has written to the City Council's Chief Executive Andrew Lewis council leader Liam Robinson to demand answers over Monday's ramming attack on Liverpool FC fans celebrating their club's…

How Liverpool has dealt with the aftermath of the trophy parade crash

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Liverpool driver suspected of attempted murder, taking drugs before ramming into parade

There has been a remarkable turn of events after a man drove his car into a crowd of football fans, injuring more than 50 people.

Man appears in court over car crash at Liverpool FC parade that injured 79 people, including two children

53-year-old Paul Desmond Doyle, the primary suspect in the car crash that injured multiple people in Liverpool, is facing seven charges related to the accident. The crash happened during Liverpool FC's trophy parade that injured 79 people.

Former British Marine in court after Liverpool parade crash

A former British Marine held back tears Friday as he appeared in court for the first time, charged with driving his car into crowds celebrating Liverpool's Premier League win, leaving 79 people injured.Paul Doyle faces seven counts, including dangerous driving and causing grievous bodily harm with intent during Monday's incident, which marred the northwestern English...

Liverpool parade crash: Paul Doyle to stand trial in November

The man accused of driving into a crowd celebrating Liverpool's Premier League victory has been remanded in custody, with a trial date set for November.