London visit for JMU Journalism students
JMU Journalism third year students headed to London for a visit to the Guardian and ITN headquarters.
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JMU Journalism third year students headed to London for a visit to the Guardian and ITN headquarters.
Liverpool's annual colourful Chinese New Year celebrations went off with a bang in Chinatown.
Thousands of University of Liverpool students want compensation for missed classes when lecturers strike.
Journalism graduate Danyaal Yasin returned to the university to talk to current students about his work at Index on Censorship.
Tate Liverpool hosted the latest in a series of talks surrounding Channel 4's proposed move from London.
Rough sleepers have come together with volunteers in an innovative project to help tidy up the streets that they call home.
Palm oil from a 26-year-old shipwreck is once again washing up on the shores of Merseyside.
A student who bought a house for £1 is being featured in a TV series looking into the development scheme.
More than 4,000 people have signed a petition to stop fracking in Formby, with residents mobilising at a protest meeting.
Liverpool FC have created a new job role in a bid to wipe out bogus ticket sales to fans.
A brand new £11 million museum for children could be closer to becoming a reality on the Wirral.
The Marks & Spencer store in Birkenhead is closing, sparking concerns that other businesses will now suffer.
The third years are looking to make it three titles in a row after the draw for the semi-finals of the 2018 JMU Journalism World Cup.
The North West of England was the third most defrauded region in the UK in 2017.
The number of rough sleepers on the streets of Merseyside has hit the worst level since records began.
Merseyrail has revealed the designs at the heart of the industrial dispute over new driver-only trains.
Confusion still surrounds Liverpool's new Royal University Hospital after the financial collapse of its builders, Carillion.
A campaigner is creating anonymous signs in an attempt to save a local country park.