As the latest 'must-have' gadget from Apple was released, hundreds queued at Liverpool One to get their hands on the new iPhone 5.
The publication of the Hillsborough Independent Panel report has had widespread repercussions, with investigations underway.
PM David Cameron says he is “profoundly sorry” to victims' families after the release of files relating to the Hillsborough disaster.
The families of the 96 people who lost their lives at the Hillsborough disaster are awaiting a landmark day in their fight for justice.
The Wheel of Liverpool is back in business and turning again just weeks after its parent company went into administration.
JMU Journalism graduate Alex Brooker interviewed PM David Cameron and London Mayor Boris Johnson live at the Paralympics.
Thousands of music fans were left frustrated as the Mathew Street Festival and Creamfields had to cancel events due to poor weather.
Mark Chapman, the man who shot and killed John Lennon, has been refused in his bid to be released from prison.
Virgin Rail has lost the Liverpool to London train contract, as the new 13-year franchise has been awarded to rivals FirstGroup.
A moving tribute to John Lennon, featuring Liverpool choir singers, was one of the highlights of the Olympics closing ceremony.
The third annual Liverpool Pride festival in support of the city’s LGBT community was declared a huge success with a record 52,000...
Uncertainty surrounds the future of the Wheel of Liverpool, which stopped turning after the owners went into administration.
The JMU Journalism Class of 2012 celebrated graduation with a ceremony at Liverpool's Anglican Cathedral.
Lord Justice Leveson was awarded an Honorary Fellowship by Liverpool John Moores University during Wednesday’s graduation ceremony.
Chris Bradley went for a mock interview as part of LJMU's World of Work programme and ended up with a real job at Mercury Press.
JMU Journalism Head of Department, Professor Chris Frost, gives his reaction after appearing at the high-profile Leveson Inquiry.
JMU Journalism's Rona Kirwan was stunned to be in a major terrorism alert as armed police surrounded the bus she was travelling on.
We've published more than 2,000 stories since we launched the JMU Journalism website back in May 2009, and now's the time for a new look.
