Eleven people remain hospitalised after the car crash. The police have said it is not being treated as a terror attack.

Video footage shot by members of the public showed a vehicle moving slowly through a large crowd before accelerating and knocking people to the ground. A representative of the local Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service explained how response crews were met with “numerous injured people and four persons trapped under a vehicle”.

Liverpool's Premier League trophy parade was marred by a car crash involving pedestrians on Monday. Here are the latest updates on the situation.

Comedian Andrew Lawrence, who made a "vile" joke about the Liverpool parade collision has been banned from playing at a number of UK venues. Thousands of users criticised Lawrence's post on X, with many calling for him to take down his post and issue an apology.

Police revealed late on Monday night that 27 people have been taken to hospital followingthe major incident in Liverpool city centre, with two in a "serious" condition

An updated Merseyside Police statement reads: "We can confirm that seven people remain in hospital in a stable condition following the incident on Water Street on Monday 26 May. As part of the ongoing investigation, we have also been able to identify more people who were injured, with 79 in total who we are now speaking with.

Merseyside Police have been given extended powers to keep the 53-year-old man from the West Derby area in custody, after he was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and drug driving. The man’s identity has not yet been released or confirmed by the police.

New details emerged on Tuesday about the nature of the shocking incident that saw dozens of people driven into by a car at the end of Liverpool FC’s Premier League parade. The day after the harrowing scenes of a car ploughing into pedestrians in Water Street,

Authorities arrested a man after a vehicle struck several people, injuring at least 47, during a parade celebrating Liverpool's Premier League title.

U.K. police arrested a 53-year-old British man from the Liverpool area after he drove his car into a victory parade for Liverpool Football Club.

More than 40 people, including four children, were injured after a car crashed into pedestrians during Liverpool FC's Premier League trophy parade in the English city of Liverpool on Monday. A 53-year-old white British man has been detained, the police said, according to Sky News.

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