Four people have been charged with attempted murder after Arsenal’s Premier League title victory parade that prompted 29 arrests over incidents at the event.
Almost 1million fans are thought to have lined the streets of Islington, north London, on May 31 to watch the club celebrate their first league triumph in 22 years, the day after they lost the Champions League final to Paris Saint-Germain.
But the celebrations turned violent, with part of the title parade being turned into a crime scene after a fan was stabbed.
Among those arrested, two teenagers and two men have since been charged with attempted murder, while another eight
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