Paul Doyle admits deliberately driving into crowds of football fans - Paul Doyle, 54, admitted 31 offences at Liverpool Crown Court over the incident at Liverpool FC’s victory parade ...

A British man on Wednesday pleaded guilty to 31 criminal charges over the incident in which a car ploughed into a crowd of Liverpool soccer fans during May's Premier League title victory parade. Paul ...

A British man has pleaded guilty to criminal charges over the incident in which a car was driven into a crowd of Liverpool soccer fans during the club's Premier League title victory parade in May.

A former Royal Marine who drove into crowds during Liverpool FC ’s victory parade, may have been in the grip of a rare ...

A British man who injured more than 130 people by ploughing his car into a crowd of Liverpool soccer fans during May's Premier League victory parade pleaded guilty on Wednesday to 31 charges, ...

Former Royal Marine hit more than 100 people in his Ford Galaxy Titanium in just seven minutes, with victims including children as young as six months.

The trial of Paul Doyle, a former royal marine accused of driving into crowds of football fans gathered for Liverpool FC's victory parade last May, was due at Liverpool Crown Court this morning. But ...

The father of a Liverpool fan injured in the car attack on the club's victory parade has spoken of the "absolute state of panic" he felt when his son called to say he had been hit by driver Paul Doyle ...

The piece confirms that Paul Doyle, 53, from West Derby, has previously pleaded not guilty to 31 alleged offences connected ...

Mr Doyle broke down in tears in the dock at Liverpool Crown Court as he was asked to confirm his name, and held his head in his hands as jurors filed in. Mr Doyle also faces one charge of dangerous ...

Mason Osborne, then 17, had travelled with friends to celebrate Liverpool FC’s Premier League title win on May 26 this year when Doyle ploughed his car into the crowds ...

Police declared the incident was not terrorism, but the circumstances of the attack had remained unclear. It now appears to have been an extreme case of road rage.