US EditionPolice given more time to question Liverpool parade collision suspect
- Merseyside Police extended questioning until May 29 for a 53-year-old West Derby man arrested over a car collision at Liverpool FC's victory parade on May 26 in Water Street.
- The incident occurred after the driver followed an ambulance through a temporary roadblock, striking a crowd celebrating Liverpool's title, with 79 people identified as injured.
- Seven people remain hospitalized in stable condition while over 50 others, including children, have been treated in various hospitals, and investigations continue to identify all injured.
- Detective Superintendent Rachel Wilson reported that fewer individuals remain hospitalized as their recovery progresses from the tragic event, and investigators are making considerable advancements in their inquiries.
- The police seek to fully understand the circumstances while the King and other figures expressed support, highlighting Liverpool's strong community spirit amid ongoing inquiries.
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Prime Minister meets leaders in Liverpool following parade collision
The Prime Minister has been in Liverpool this afternoon, where he met local leaders. Detectives in the city have been granted more time to question a suspect after the collision at Monday’s Premier League victory parade. At least 79 people were injured after a car ploughed into the crowds. Seven people remain in hospital in a stable condition.
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