Man City's Tevez faces court after driving without insurance
Manchester City forward Carlos Tevez has been charged with driving without insurance while also disqualified and will appear in court next month.
The Argentinian will attend Macclesfield Magistrates' Court on 3 April after having been bailed.
Mr Tevez was arrested last week on suspicion of driving while disqualified despite having been banned in January.
He had also previously pleaded guilty to counts of failing to provide information related to an earlier speeding incident.
Disqualified
In a statement, Cheshire police confirmed: "Cheshire Constabulary has charged a 29-year-old man from Alderley Edge with offences of driving while
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