News about David Fairclough

Toby Kelly (left in van; custody photo inset) was apprehended by police after they told him he was under arrest for dangerous driving, which was later changed to murder. Kelly, 38, attempts to blame another driver for the crash, and when the female officer asks him if he knows where the suspected killer is located, he repeats her words back at her, slapping the dashboard. Kelly, of Wansbeck Avenue, Blyth, Northumberland, has raged over her words and continues to say them back at her as she calls for additional assistance. Mr Flanighan, an off-duty ambulance service, died, and Mr Common was seriously injured when Kelly deliberately drove into them in the Bay Horse Inn's car park in Cramlington, Northumberland, after a pub row on April 1.

Sheldon Flanighan, 55, (right) died after being attacked outside a pub in Northumberland (right). Toby Kelly, 37, pleaded not guilty to murdering Mr Flanighan and attempted to murder a second man. Shannon Wooden, 27, and Fairclough, 32, have been charged with murder and attempted murder after another man was injured in the attack, but not permitted to enter pleas today.

GRAEME SOUNESS: This week, there's a lot of talk about artificial intelligence and its ramifications for the future. Well, I must inform you that the theory has already exist in the Premier League. Erling Haaland looks like a modern robot and the question everyone will be asking this weekend is how can Liverpool and Virgil van Dijk deal with him? The simple answer is, 'With difficulty,' says the respondent.' You're probably thinking about the forward you're up against and then concluding, and I'm quicker than him.' I can outjump him. I'm stronger than him.' Van Dijk's thoughts on tomorrow may be, 'He may be quicker than me,' maybe for the first time.' He may be more agile than me. He may be able to outjump me.' For him, this is an unknown territory.