Liverpool have decided to postpone some planned events on Tuesday to celebrate their Premier League title win following the terrifying incident at the parade on Monday

Monday began as a day of celebration for many in Liverpool, the free-spirited, soccer-loving city in northwest England. It ended in panic and horror, after a car rammed crowds and injured dozens of people,

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A Co Londonderry man has lamented that the joyous celebrations he enjoyed with his family of Liverpool FC's Premier League title win will forever be “overshadowed” by a car driving through the crowds and injuring dozens of people.

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Liverpool have taken the decision to postpone internal events planned for Tuesday to celebrate their Premier League triumph

After 35 long years of waiting, the moment Liverpool fans had dreamed of finally became a reality today as they lifted the Premier League title in front of a packed out Anfield. The Reds' previous title win came amid the COVID lockdown of 2020, which made Virgil van Dijk hoisting the trophy all the more special.

A joyful celebration in Liverpool turned tragic as a car crashed into crowds, injuring over 50 people. Prince William and Princess Catherine of Wales expressed their sadness over the incident. Authorities are investigating,