Liverpool s car hits someone | Stamer: The country is with Liverpool, and the Premier League will support it with all its strength

Premier League team Liverpool held a league championship celebration parade in the city center on May 26, and a 53-year-old male driver was arrested on the spot. Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer had a call with Liverpool City Mayor Steve Rotheram that night, and Stamer said that Liverpool will unite and the National People's Congress stands with Liverpool.

Stumer praised the "extraordinary courage" shown by the local police and other emergency services. He said: "Everyone, especially the children, should be able to celebrate their heroes without fear. The city has a long and proud history of unity in difficult times." The Premier League issued a statement saying that it was deeply shocked by the horrific incidents in Liverpool. "We extend our deepest condolences to all those injured and affected by the incident. We have contacted the Liverpool Football Club and provide full support after this serious accident." Everton FC, who is also in the same city's archenemy club, also expressed concern about the incident, saying: "Our hearts are with all those affected by the incident."