Summary
A man named Paul Doyle has been charged with causing serious harm after a car crashed into a crowd during Liverpool's Premier League celebrations. Separately, Britain is negotiating a potential £1.6 billion trade deal with Gulf states, but there are concerns about its lack of focus on human rights and environmental issues.
Key Facts
- Paul Doyle is from West Derby and has been charged with grievous bodily harm after a car crash during Liverpool's victory parade.
- Doyle faces seven charges and is set to appear at Liverpool Magistrates' Court.
- The investigation into the incident is ongoing, and evidence is still being reviewed.
- Britain might sign a £1.6 billion trade agreement with Gulf states.
- Rights groups criticize the trade deal for not addressing human rights, modern slavery, or environmental protections.
- Lord Hermer criticized some UK politicians for wanting to leave international courts, drawing a comparison to Nazi Germany.
- A new cancer blood test called a "liquid biopsy" is being used by the NHS, which could diagnose faster than traditional methods.
- There are concerns about welfare cutbacks affecting disability benefit claimants in certain areas.
