The man accused of the Liverpool parade crash has appeared in court.
Paul Doyle was arrested at the scene after a car was driven into crowds on Water Street shortly after the club’s Premier League title celebrations on May 26.
More than 100 people were injured from the city centre incident involving the Ford Galaxy with 50 requiring hospital treatment in the immediate aftermath.
The 53-year-old from Croxteth faces seven charges including dangerous driving, causing grievous bodily harm with intent and wounding with intent to cause GBH.
He appeared at Liverpool Crown Court via video link from prison in a grey t-shirt and glasses to confirm his name ahead of plea and trial preparation on August 14.
Judge Andrew Menary KC, the Honorary Record of Liverpool, further remanded Doyle in custody with his trial still scheduled to take place from November 24.