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Liverpool and Merseyside News
Keep up to date with the latest news and sports articles for Liverpool and Merseyside. You will also find links on the left that will direct you to local and national newspaper websites and publications.
Open exhibition returns for 'biggest year yet'
The "largest open exhibition in the North West" returns with the promise of the "biggest year yet".
One of city's oldest department stores remembered
The display showcases work by local creatives and recorded memories of the historic city centre shop.
Man charged with murder after street shooting
Rikki Berry, 36, was shot in Kirkby, Merseyside, and died in hospital a short time later.
?My day in a Liverpool alley with 35 drag queens?
Queen by Magnus Hastings is a "one of a kind" drag photography exhibition.
Future of leisure centres in question amid cost fears
A row has developed over how two centres in Liverpool should be managed as a council considers cuts.
Life on Mersey? David Bowie fans gather for convention
A host of scary monsters and super creeps descend on Liverpool to revel revel in all things Bowie.
Families pay tribute to pilots killed in M62 crash
The pair, who worked for Ryanair, were in a taxi when the crash took place near Warrington on 11July.
?Sobering? report shows children remain at risk
An Ofsted report highlights leadership failures in children's services in parts of Merseyside.
Couple celebrate 60th anniversary after meeting at 15
The care home the couple live in surprised the duo with a 60th wedding anniversary party.
Police message ahead of city's Pride celebrations
Police have spoken of their security measures ahead of a city's annual Pride celebrations.
Multi-cultural festival set for 'biggest year yet'
This year?s Warrington Mela will be the most ambitious yet after receiving a £22,000 grant.
Woman denies murder of baby boy found in woodland
The infant was named Callum by police after the district where his remains were found in 1998.
Baby girl given new prosthetic eye after rare cancer
The prosthetic for 20-month-old Nuala Mulholland is only a little bigger than a pound coin.
Eight-year ADHD backlog at NHS clinics revealed
Data suggests at least 196,000 adults are waiting to be seen and demand has quadrupled since 2019.
Man charged after replica grenade found in house
Police said they removed the grenade and more than 2,000 wraps of heroin, cocaine and cannabis.
Further arrests after man injured during bike theft
The victim fell from the back of a van in Southport as he tried to stop a bike being stolen, police say.
Ancient three-eyed reptiles get new home at Chester Zoo
Tuataras are one of the world?s oldest surviving species and lived on Earth before the dinosaurs.
Poet who overcame 'trauma' given honorary degree
The Black Liverpudlian grew up in the care system, "where trauma was heaped upon trauma".
Three more arrests in Rikki Berry murder investigation
A total of nine people have now been held as detectives to continue to investigate the shooting.
Vets put down 27 XL Bullies despite 'no attacks'
A policing boss was questioned as to why the dogs were destroyed if there were no attacks.
Two people arrested after city centre stabbing
A man has been taken to hospital with a serious facial injury following the attack, police say.
Szoboszlai goal gives Slot first win as Liverpool boss
Hungarian midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai scores against Real Betis in Pittsburgh to give Arne Slot a first win in the post-Jurgen Klopp era.
Warrington thrash Wigan to go top of Super League
Warrington atone for their Wembley Challenge Cup final defeat by crushing title rivals Wigan to go top of Super League.
Everton sign Napoli midfielder Lindstrom on loan
Everton sign Napoli midfielder Jesper Lindstrom on a season-long loan.
Eight-try Leigh pile misery on out-of-form Saints
Eight-try Leigh Leopards pile the misery on out-of-form St Helens with a thumping Super League win.
What next for Everton after latest takeover collapse?
Everton are back to square one on the takeover front after the latest proposed acquisition of the club fell through, so what next for the Toffees?
'Surprise' if no Liverpool summer signings - Slot
Liverpool manager Arne Slot says "it would be a surprise for all of us" if the club do not make any signings during the summer.
Tranmere re-sign Drysdale on one-year deal
Tranmere Rovers re-sign defender Declan Drysdale on free transfer.
No deal done for Ince - Appleton
Blackpool manager Michael Appleton says Liverpool are interested in Thomas Ince but denies a deal has been done.
Moores to nurture youth at Lancs
Peter Moores will continue to help young, local talent progress after extending his contract as Lancashire coach.
McCarthy wants stronger nations
Warrington's Tyrone McCarthy writes to the RFL with his ideas to make the international game more competitive.
Rovers close to Palmer extension
Sheffield Wednesday midfielder Liam Palmer is set to stay at League One leaders Tranmere for the rest of the season.
Swindon v Tranmere
Preview followed by live coverage of Friday's game between Swindon and Tranmere in League One.
Kidderminster sign winger Clancy
Kidderminster sign winger Sean Clancy on non-contract terms after his exit from Blue Square Bet North leaders Chester.
New Hillsborough inquests ordered
The High Court quashes the original inquest verdicts returned on 96 Liverpool football fans who died in the 1989 Hillsborough disaster.
Liverpool close on Sturridge/Ince
Liverpool are closing in on the signings of Chelsea striker Daniel Sturridge and Blackpool winger Thomas Ince.
Murray 'to take on world's best'
Martin Murray says he will be fighting the "best middleweight on the planet" in Sergio Martinez when they meet in April.
Power optimistic of keeping place
Teenager Max Power hopes to play a big part in Tranmere's festive programme after making his first start of the season.
Price to fight American Thompson
British heavyweight David Price will take on American fighter Tony Thompson at Liverpool's Echo Arena in February.
Southport boss hits out at tackle
Southport manager Liam Watson says a serious injury to Aaron Chalmers marred his side's FA Trophy win over Stockport.
Moores extends deal at Lancashire
Head coach Peter Moores will remain with Lancashire until the end of the 2014 season after extending his contract.
Families pay tribute to four friends killed in crash
Andrei Tudorov, Lyuben Gogov, Narcis Titianu, and Ioan Toma died when their car hit a tree.
The story behind the largest maternity review in the NHS
The review followed hundreds of baby deaths and injuries at Nottingham University Hospitals (NUH) NHS Trust.
PC to face criminal investigation over airport kick video
A PC is to be investigated over an alleged assault on a man at Manchester Airport, the police watchdog says.
Watch: Poole paddleboarder's 'jackpot' encounter with dolphins
Ben Felton and his friend Nick Woods are joined by the small pod of dolphins.
'My body just keeps swelling and swelling'
Chloe Davies has "spontaneous swelling attacks", which can be life-threatening.
Horse killed and mutilated in 'cruel' attack
Nottinghamshire Police is warning horse owners to be vigilant after the "heartless assault".
The club helping people find their voice
Zarifa, from Afghanistan says "my life is different because now I can go to school".
Children who died in fire named as parents pay tribute
Nakash, 13, Aayat, 11, and seven-year-old Muhammad Malik died in the blaze in East Ham on 13 July.
Ex-Strictly dancer shocked at complaints
Chloe Hewitt told BBC Radio Stoke the news felt like it "wasn't real".
'Paul was a friend and colleague - I'm proud to ride for him'
The 17 riders are wearing bracelets to commemorate their former colleagues who died while on duty.
'Making 3,000 toasties at Latitude is my dream job'
The four-day event is Suffolk's biggest music festival and there are plenty of local connections.
Hometown big screen for swimmer's Olympic debut
Bishop's Castle residents will be cheering on homegrown talent in the 100m backstroke.