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A man accused of deliberately driving into a crowd of fans at Liverpool FC's Premier League victory parade has been charged with 24 new offences, including attempted grievous bodily harm (GBH) against two babies.

Paul Doyle appeared at Liverpool Crown Court over video-link from prison and became tearful as he was asked to confirm his identity.

He was due to enter pleas to the seven counts he originally faced over the incident in May, but the court heard prosecutors had introduced 24 new counts to the indictment.

Mr Doyle, of West Derby in Liverpool, was not asked to enter pleas to any charges after his barrister, Simon Csoka KC, asked for more time to consider the new counts.

More than 130 people were injured when a Ford Galaxy car ploughed into a crowd on Water Street,

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