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- JMU Journalism news review of 2018
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JMU Journalism news review of 2018
As the year draws to an end, we reflect on the biggest news and sporting headlines from 2018.
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Abandoned dogs warning at Christmas
More dogs across Merseyside are being found dumped and neglected due to the desire for new puppies for Christmas.
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Running to give thanks for ‘miracle’ baby
A grateful auntie and uncle are running to raise money for Liverpool Women’s Hospital.
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Connectivity scheme to begin in city centre
A multi-million pound scheme to make Liverpool city centre easier to navigate has been announced.
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Baby-friendly honour for Arriva Buses
Arriva North West has earned a certificate for helping to remove the stigma around breastfeeding in public.
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MP Leadsom delivers LJMU Roscoe Lecture
The leader of the House of Commons, Andrea Leadsom MP, visited Liverpool for a talk and met LJMU students.
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Animal rights protest at city centre store
Campaigners stood outside the doors of Flannels in Liverpool One to protest over the sale of fur products.
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AIDS Day event cut short after accident
A sudden accident cut short a World AIDS Day (WAD) vigil ts St George’s Hall.
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Rubbish ideas call to help tackle waste
Merseyside and Halton organisations could receive part of a £115,000 fund to reduce waste.
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Santa Dash brings Christmas to town again
The 15th annual Liverpool Santa Dash brought out thousands of Father Christmas fans in the city centre.
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Angel of Knives descends on Liverpool
A sculpture made up of thousands of confiscated weapons is at the Anglican Cathedral as part of the #NoMoreKnives campaign.
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University accused over disability access
A disabled member of staff has expressed her frustrations over building refurbishment work at the University of Liverpool.
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Brave Jake battling back to help others
A three-year-old boy born with a rare cardiac condition is inspiring people to help others in a similar situation.
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Strikes begin for Cammell Laird workers
Shipyard workers at Cammell Laird have started 24-hour strikes to protest over plans to cut 291 jobs.
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Christmas comes to Crosby at switch-on
The countdown to Christmas came to Crosby with the annual festive lights switch-on.
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Police chief’s warning on impact of cuts
Merseyside Police Chief Constable Andy Cooke admits that cuts to the service are affecting its ability to respond to crime.
