Liverpool incident as 4 kids among 27 in hospital after car 'drove at crowds'
A total of 27 people were rushed to hospital, including four children.
Four children are in hospital after a car drove through crowds of football fans in Liverpool.
The horror incident took place on Water Street at 6pm.
A total of 27 people were rushed to hospital, including four children.
Two people, including a child, have serious injuries.
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