Josh Halliday
North of England Editor at The Guardian
North of England editor, @guardian. @LUFC fan from Bradford, @sunderlanduni alumni, Paul Foot award winner. DMs open.
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theguardian.com | Josh Halliday
A former Royal Marine has appeared in court accused of ploughing into and injuring fans at a Liverpool football club Premier League victory parade. Paul Doyle, 53, looked shaken and tired as he appeared at Liverpool magistrates’ court on Friday charged with multiple offences including wounding and causing grievous bodily harm to six victims, including two children.
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nigeriaworld.com | Josh Halliday |Jamie Grierson |Sammy Gecsoyler |Vikram Dodd
Man arrested after city centre collision at end of club’s Premier League title celebrations • Report: Day of joy for Liverpool turns into one of horror Liverpool football club’s Premier League victory parade descended into chaos on Monday evening after a car collided with pedestrians in the city centre, leaving nearly 50 people injured including children.
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aol.co.uk | Josh Halliday |Jamie Grierson |Sammy Gecsoyler |Vikram Dodd
Liverpool FC’s Premier League victory parade descended into chaos on Monday evening after a car collided with pedestrians in the city centre leaving many injured. A 53-year-old white British man was arrested at the scene of the collision on Water Street in the heart of the city, metres from the Royal Liver Building and the town hall, after roads had been reopened following the main parade.
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msn.com | Josh Halliday |Diane Taylor |Ben Quinn
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theguardian.com | Patrick Butler |Josh Halliday
One February afternoon in 2016, Sir Robert Devereux, at the time the most powerful official in the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), was stopped by a junior colleague as he walked through the car park of a civil service office in Preston, Lancashire. Was he aware, the worker asked, about the problems with carer’s allowance? Devereux, on a flying visit to the DWP outpost, asked for details and promised to look into it.
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