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The Trial

The Liverpool Parade - Rampage at the parade

The Trial

The Crime Desk

True Crime

4.21.3K Ratings

🗓️ 16 December 2025

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Summary

In this episode Caroline and Liz bring you the sentence of Paul Doyle and play for the first time some of the shocking dashcam footage that sealed his fate.


They detail how he spent time in jail as a much younger man for a serious violent offence and how his reputation now lies in tatters.


They also speak to a mother and her son, who were caught up in the carnage, and who helped rescue fans trapped beneath Paul Doyle’s Ford Galaxy.


And they bring you an interview with hero Dan Barr, the former soldier and supporter who ran towards danger to bring the car to a stop and who has been commended for his bravery.


The Trial series uses actors and some voices generated by AI. Their words are taken as verbatim from the official court transcript.


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Transcript

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0:00.0

Welcome to the Trial UK, the Liverpool Parade.

0:09.0

I'm Caroline Cheatham and I'm Liz Hull and just a word of warning from the outset this podcast does contain swearing.

0:18.4

No!

0:38.4

Yes! Move Move Move Move Move Move out the fucking out move Fucking hell, no! Mani! Mani! Mani! Fucking out. Matthew! Me! Maddie!

0:39.6

Fucking out!

0:46.0

That footage is the reason Paul Doyle has been sentenced today to 21 and a half years in prison. It's him that you can hear

0:56.9

in that audio shouting and swearing in absolute fury to the very people he's smashing into in his

1:04.3

Ford Galaxy. Today, after an emotional day in court, which finally brought this case to an end

1:10.5

for the hundreds of people

1:12.0

who were affected. We've got all of the details. We'll tell you how Paul Doyle was kicked out

1:18.3

of the Marines and how he has previous convictions for violence, including biting a man's ear off

1:24.5

in a drunken fight 30 years ago. How some of his victims talked about seeing bodies everywhere as they were knocked to the ground.

1:33.6

And how the man who brought the car to a stop, saving many, many lives, was commended by the judge for his bravery.

1:40.9

And how victim after victim lined up in the courtroom to say thank you to him.

1:46.3

Welcome to episode four, Rampage at the Parade.

2:19.2

Thank you. So we're going to start today with a clip of the judge Andrew Maneri, K, as he addressed Paul Doyle about that footage that we just played you at the top of the episode. The footage is truly shocking.

2:27.5

It is difficult, if not impossible, to convey in words alone the scene of devastation you caused.

2:38.3

It shows you quite deliberately accelerating into groups of fans time and time again. You struck people head on, knocked others onto the bonnet,

2:45.9

drove over limbs, crushed prams, and forced those nearby to scatter in terror. You ploughed on, at speed,

2:54.6

and over a considerable distance, violently knocking people aside or simply driving over them,

3:01.2

person after person after person. You accelerated forwards and backwards repeatedly. Several victims became trapped beneath the

3:10.1

vehicle as you continued to move it. Others were thrown into the air or propelled across the ground.

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