Premature birth research in £1m grant
The University of Liverpool and Liverpool Women’s Hospital have been given £1m for research into premature birth.
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The University of Liverpool and Liverpool Women’s Hospital have been given £1m for research into premature birth.
Three Merseyside schools have been named among some of the best performing secondaries in the region.
Around 25% of young people in Liverpool are unemployed, according to one city councillor.
Liverpool's Tony Bellew beat arch rival Nathan Cleverly with a split-decision points victory at cruiserweight in their Echo Arena rematch.
A Liverpudlian teen spoke in the House of Commons on the Living Wage as part of the UK Youth Parliament.
Liverpool boxer Tony Bellew tells JMU Journalism he is going to knock Nathan Cleverly "spark out" at the Echo Arena on Saturday.
Liverpool-born Coronation Street star Craig Charles has left ITV hit show 'I’m a Celebrity' after the death of his elder brother.
A former Liverpool rabbi described as "the best of the British" has been killed in an Israeli synagogue terror attack.
Popular nightclubs The Kazimier and Nation have been saved from closure, despite a redevelopment getting the go-ahead.
University of Liverpool staff planning to go on strike are being threatened with having their pay withheld.
Liverpool was one of the top five places in the UK for 'workless’ households in 2013, according to new figures.
The Cunard Building is at the centre of a political row, after the city council installed 10 taps - which retail at £3,500 each - into new...
Job seekers in Merseyside have had their benefits docked nearly 50,000 times due to welfare payment restrictions.
Thousands of people have signed an online petition to save two of Liverpool's leading independent nightclubs, Kazimier and Nation.
The annual Santa Dash charity event is set to continue in Liverpool despite the risk of it leaving the city.
Campaigners were left disappointed after the council rejected proposals to halt building plans for green spaces.
People in Liverpool are being encouraged to think about the risks caused by excessive drinking during Alcohol Awareness Week.
The ‘Bullybusters’ campaign will take the message of anti-bullying to Merseyside this week.