How the Liverpool title parade collision unfolded
Merseyside police have confirmed that they arrested a 53-year-old British man after a car collided with Liverpool FC fans celebrating the club's league title in the city centre. Police said a total of 65 people were injured. The Guardian has reconstructed the incident using the available footage
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