Nuttall apologises for Hillsborough claims
UKIP leader Paul Nuttall has apologised after admitting claims that he lost “close friends” in the Hillsborough disaster were false.
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.
Former Business Secretary, Sir Vince Cable, discusses Brexit, tuition fees and his love of ballroom dancing as he meets JMU Journalism.
Angry protesters gathered to demonstrate against President Donald Trump’s controversial travel ban orders.
The Governor of the Bank of England discusses Brexit, the state of the economy and his love for Everton FC as he visits Liverpool.
Liverpool-born politician Paul Nuttall has been elected as the new leader of UKIP, replacing Nigel Farage.
JMU Journalism asks Liverpool residents for their say on Mayor Joe Anderson's proposed referendum on a 10% Council Tax rise.
JMU Journalism reports from the US presidential election party at the Liverpool Guild of Students.
As Americans go to the polls to elect their president, we ask the people of Liverpool what they make of the campaign.
Birkenhead MP Frank Field calls on Wirral Council to help families affected by the new lower Benefit Cap.
We ask more than 300 people: “Should there be a second referendum before the UK leaves the EU?” The poll result was very close.
Liverpool-born politician Paul Nuttall launches his bid for the leadership of UKIP.
Delegates gathered in Liverpool's for the Labour Party autumn conference, where Jeremy Corbyn was re-elected as its leader.
The UK votes in favour of Brexit and Prime Minister David Cameron announces he will resign.
Joe Anderson has won another mandate from the public as he remains Liverpool Mayor for a second term.
An emergency motion supporting the mayor’s plea for increased powers over far-right protests in Liverpool was passed by the council.
A new report suggests councils need powers to expand school places as applications exceed the amount on offer.
Liverpool Mayor Joe Anderson has demanded new powers to ban ‘far-right’ rallies in the city, following violent scenes at the weekend.