The city of Liverpool and its two football clubs are marking the 25th anniversary of the Hillsborough disaster today.
Josh Weale’s header gave the third years their first ever JMU Journalism World Cup in a 1-0 win against the Alumni.
New inquests into the deaths of 96 people at Hillsborough stadium in Sheffield nearly 25 years ago are under way.
The third years survived a second-half scare to book their place in the JMU Journalism World Cup Final after a 4-2 victory over Level 1.
The number of 'suspects' in the ongoing Hillsborough investigations has risen by nine, taking the total to 22.
More than 25,000 people have signed a petition to save St Luke’s Church from being sold by the council to a private company.
Students swapped the comfort of the newsroom for the stands of Chester FC for live match reporting.
The Alumni side booked their place in the JMU Journalism World Cup Final with a 3-0 victory against Level 2.
A petition calling for cervical cancer screening after the death of Merseyside teenager Sophie Jones has received massive backing.
Liverpool have launched a campaign to bring together fans from around the world to mark the 25th anniversary of the Hillsborough disaster.
The number of people claiming jobseeker’s allowance in Liverpool has fallen.
Merseyside has seen an increase in domestic violence yet the rate of convictions for such crimes has fallen.
Crime Commissioner Jane Kennedy has spoken out over funding plans for families of those murdered or killed.
A share of £32,000 from The Mayor’s Hope Fund has been given to 15 Liverpool organisations in a bid to tackle food poverty.
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Thousands of trade unionists and protesters gathered in Liverpool to fight against austerity and public sector cuts in the city.
The House of Lords has published a report on the failings of The Mental Capacity Act after evidence by a Liverpool charity.
The decision to scrap bus lanes in Liverpool was “rushed”, according a leading transport agency.
