TV and radio
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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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Street artists add splash of colour to Liverpool
The Contrast Mural Festival invited artists from across the country to display their work in Liverpool.
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History on the beaches as WWII comes to life
History was brought to life in a World War Two-inspired performance by LJMU Drama students.
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Wrestler won’t submit to ageing process
A Huyton wrestler is still grappling with destiny at the age of 66
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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.
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Fire crews put out huge Bonfire Night blaze
Emergency services battled overnight to contain a large fire at a Birkenhead recycling centre.
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River of Light makes explosive return
Tens of thousands of people visited Liverpool and the Wirral’s waterfront for the River of Light Festival.
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Liverpool selected to host Special Olympics
Liverpool has been chosen to host the Special Olympics GB Summer Games in 2021.
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Home Secretary backs UK Police Memorial
Exclusive: Home Secretary Sajid Javid talks to JMU Journalism about the new UK Police Memorial project.
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Festival opening to mark Mental Health Day
A well-being festival combining arts and creativity is set to take place in Liverpool.
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Giants bid farewell after thrilling crowds
The ‘Liverpool’s Dream’ Giants Spectacular attracted more than a million people to the three-day show on Merseyside.
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Experience counts on Marine match night
The Marine Travel Arena was the destination for JMU Journalism Sport on a live match trip.
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Tributes paid after death of Sir Ken Dodd
Liverpool is mourning the passing of one of its most treasured showbiz legends, following the death of Sir Ken Dodd.
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Channel 4 move debate returns to city
Tate Liverpool hosted the latest in a series of talks surrounding Channel 4’s proposed move from London.
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Christmas Ball smashes charity record
A record-breaking night at the third annual JMU Journalism Christmas Ball ensured a ‘grand’ total for Macmillan.
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Police chief’s plea to tackle violent crime
Merseyside Police Chief Constable Andy Cooke calls for communities to help eliminate the problem of violent crime.
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Remembrance Sunday unites the city
Thousands gathered outside the Cenotaph on St George’s Plateau for the annual Remembrance Sunday service.
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Christmas hits town at lights switch-on
Christmas has come early after the giant tree lit up in Liverpool One on Paradise Street.
