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a car collided with dozens of pedestrians in Liverpool, where thousands of soccer fans were

celebrating their team's victory in this season's

Premier League competition. Villamarck's reports British police say several people, including four

children, were injured and some taken to the hospital. Video shows the vehicle plowing through a

large crowd of people in the city center Monday evening, with several individuals thrown off its front

windshield and hit by both

sides too. Authorities say a 53-year-old man from the city has been arrested, but have not yet

offered details on the number of injuries or confirmed if there have been any fatalities. A police

cordon, ambulances and fire trucks now surround the area just yards from where a Liverpool football

club had celebrated a successful soccer season earlier with an

open-top bus parade.

British Prime Minister Kirstarmer said he's monitoring developments has thanked the emergency

workers and called the incident, quote, appalling.

For NPR news, I'm Villamarks in London.

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