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Third BBC Young Reporter day held at LJMU
LJMU played host to the BBC Young Reporter experience day as students learnt the tricks of the trade.
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RTS award for Class of 2021 graduate Gioia
Class of 2021 graduate, Gioia Dalosso Hemnell, has won a major Royal Television Society award for her documentary, ‘A Silent Epidemic’.
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Apply for Journalism courses at LJMU
Links to our Journalism and Sports Journalism undergraduate and Masters factfiles at LJMU.
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Sports Journalism course highlights
See what we do and some of the work produced by students on our Sports Journalism course.
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Screen School showcase at LJMU
View coursework highlights produced by Liverpool Screen School graduates at LJMU in the 2020/21 academic year.
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Kessel: Women’s sport has barriers to break
Journalism students had the opportunity to put questions to The Telegraph women’s sports editor Anna Kessel.
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Children’s charity says Covid has “amplified issues”
The Brain Charity has seen more issues with isolation and confidence affecting children through the Covid-19 crisis.
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Alder Hey Children’s Hospital admit adult patients
Alder Hey Children’s Hospital is admitting adult patients to help ease Liverpool’s increasing public health crisis.
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Wirral dad restores old laptops for school kids
A kind hearted Wirral dad has been collecting and restoring old laptops and tablets to provide to schools across the peninsula.
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Coffee for litter campaign cleans up Aigburth
An Aigburth baker has come up with a clever incentive to tackle the growing litter problem in the area.
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Southport FC offer to pay for opponents’ Covid tests
Southport FC have taken the unusual step of offering to pay for their opponents Covid-19 tests to ensure the safety of their players.
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Fears over student coronavirus travel window
Concerns have been raised about the potential spread of coronavirus as the student travel window opened this week.
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Arcadia collapse could hit local businesses
Local restaurants, pubs and public transport could be hit by the closure of fashion giant Arcadia, says retail expert.
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Homeless to be housed over Christmas
Rough-sleepers across Liverpool city centre are being housed in apart-hotels to help turn their lives around.
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Covid hand washing issues for eczema sufferers
Increased hand washing through the coronavirus pandemic is proving uncomfortable for people with eczema.
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Pub-turned community kitchen tackling hunger
A ground-breaking scheme has turned a pub into a community kitchen to address food povery through lockdown.
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Wavertree residents object to church apartments plan
Wavertree residents have objected to a proposal to turn a disused church into apartments.
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Secret Santa Christmas dinners for families in need
A Liverpool chef has set out to ensure hundreds of families across Merseyside will not go without a Christmas dinner this year.
