The ‘Hope not Hate’ organisation offers training on how to deal with those who have prejudicial views.
A boy from Bootle is in desperate need of funds to help fly him over to Seattle for cancer treatment.
Some of the biggest stars in TV were out in force at the ACC Liverpool for the BBC Worldwide Showcase.
New figures show that the occupancy of Merseyside’s hospital beds has reached high-risk levels during this winter.
A small group of protesters hit town to demonstrate against President Donald Trump’s UK state visit.
The chairmen of the Liverpool and Merseyside UKIP branches have resigned over Hillsborough comments made by party leader, Paul Nuttall.
A ‘human chain’ celebrated the contribution of migrants to the UK at the King’s Dock.
The Museum of Liverpool reopens after two months of essential repairs and maintenance work.
A mother is searching for her late son’s artwork which is thought to be in storage in South Liverpool.
Liverpool played host to a Stand Up To Racism conference to discuss how to tackle rising levels of hate crime.
A seven-year-old from Huyton wrote to ‘Google Boss’ asking for a job, and was stunned when its CEO replied.
UKIP leader Paul Nuttall has apologised after admitting claims that he lost “close friends” in the Hillsborough disaster were false.
Controversial plans were approved by the council for the construction of 51 homes near Calderstones Park after a day of protests.
A survey among Merseyside Police officers has found that 72.7% of workers feel they are not paid fairly.
Groups of demonstrators gathered to protest against plans to redistribute Liverpool Community Health’s responsibilities.
Former Business Secretary, Sir Vince Cable, discusses Brexit, tuition fees and his love of ballroom dancing as he meets JMU Journalism.
Children of a Wirral couple who battled against terminal cancer side-by-side have been given tremendous support to help with their futures.
A former Liverpool student has become the first British woman to fight Isis forces in Syria.