Jordan Henderson has been delighted with Liverpool's summer transfer business so far and expects the new faces arriving at Anfield to have a 'huge impact' on the club's fortunes.

The Reds announced a sixth deal since the end of the season on Wednesday morning as England international Nathaniel Clyne completed a switch from Southampton.

He followed James Milner, Danny Ings, Adam Bogdan, Joe Gomez and Roberto Firmino in agreeing moves to Merseyside ahead of the 2015-16 campaign.

Henderson firmly believes the half-a-dozen fresh additions to the squad can help Brendan Rodgers' side make the desired improvements from August.

"It's a huge boost - all of the signings have been really positive," the midfielder told Liverpoolfc.com.

"I think we've shown good intent early on in the transfer window to go and get the playersThe organisers of a controversial “Straight Pride” rally proposed for Boston, Massachusetts are heavily linked with far-right movements and nationalist protests, it has emerged.

Plans for the parade were widely shared on social media this week, despite no date yet being set and no permit being granted by the city council.

The organiser – a newly formed group calling itself Super Happy Fun America – suggested the event would be a chance to celebrate being heterosexual.

It has already had to remove photos of Brad Pitt from its website after the actor, who had not given permission for his image to be used, threatened legal action.

Now questions have been raised over the past political activities of the trio of men behind the group, John Hugo, Mark Sahady and Chris Bartley.

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