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Black History Month: Four weeks not enough, says Gillian Joseph
Sky News presenter Gillian Joseph believes we need much more than just one month a year to discuss black history.
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Thieves target ‘haunted house’ charity fundraiser (Video)
A house decorated for Halloween to raise money for charity has been flooded with donations following an attempted theft.
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Positive About Play helping children through pandemic
The Positive About Play scheme has provided much needed support for children across Merseyside during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Graffiti artists dress up Wedding House
The famous Liver Bird has been given a ‘modern twist’ through an eye-catching piece of graffiti.
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Teenage entrepreneur rolls through lockdown
An enterprising Wirral teenager has used lockdown to start a thriving global business.
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Black lives matter to Writing on the Wall
Writing on the Wall is celebrating the Black Lives Matter movement throughout Black History Month.
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Job losses look certain at Liverpool Museums
Liverpool museums could see up to 100 full time equivalent job cuts due to financial losses caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.
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‘Covid-friendly’ e-scooters arrive in Liverpool
Liverpool has started a year-long trial of e-scooters as a socially distanced alternative to public transport.
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How to apply for our courses at LJMU
Links to our Journalism and Sports Journalism undergraduate and Masters factfiles at LJMU.
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Journalism graduates discuss our course
Journalism graduates give insights on what it was like to study at LJMU.
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Coronavirus crisis halts community events
As the coronavirus crisis deepens, one community has postponed its volunteer activities until the end of May.
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Everton donate derby day food to save waste
Everton FC have donated all foodstuffs for the postponed Merseyside derby to a local food charity.
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Charity champions men’s mental health
A Liverpool-based charity is supporting men’s mental health to raise self-esteem and reduce social isolation.
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LJMU cancels face-to-face classes at uni
As fears grow over the coronavirus health crisis, LJMU has stopped all face-to-face teaching this semester.
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City braced for further coronavirus impact
As the number of coronavirus cases in Liverpool rises to five, the city is preparing to deal with a larger outbreak.
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Coronavirus case closes Wirral school
Children have been sent home from a West Kirby school after a pupil’s parent tested positive for coronavirus.
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Landslip causes local rail travel chaos
Train passengers are facing delays and disruption following a landslip on the railway line between Crewe and Liverpool.
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HMS Prince of Wales sails in on Mersey visit
Crowds gathered at Liverpool’s waterfront to greet the new £3.1 billion warship, the HMS Prince of Wales.
