Top documentary-maker Layla Wright took time out of her busy schedule to talk to Journalism and Sports Journalism students at LJMU.
LJMU played host to the BBC Young Reporter experience day as students learnt the tricks of the trade.
JMU Journalism teamed up with the BBC Young Reporter scheme to encourage youths to get involved in the media industry.
A Merseyside theatre group has received excellent reviews for a live performance aired on the BBC.
Locals joined in the fun as the BBC once again hosted its annual Children in Need charity special.
The BBC’s Director General Lord Hall joined JMU Journalism students ahead of his Roscoe Lecture.
BBC war correspondent Orla Guerin relived her experiences as she visited Liverpool to help launch a new research project.
Some of the biggest stars in TV were out in force at the ACC Liverpool for the BBC Worldwide Showcase.
The mysteries of outer space were brought to life as Professor Tim O’Brien gave a talk at LJMU.
Hale residents got their walking boots on to raise money for charity by taking part in a countryside walk.
Read the success stories of some of our graduates in the first issue of our alumni ‘Headlines’ magazine.
Fans, friends and family of Warrington band, Viola Beach, have paid tribute to the group and their manager who died in a car crash in Sweden.
A former MasterChef quarter-finalist has plans to expand his local home cooking tapas business beyond Merseyside.
The Liverpool Film Office has encouraged up and coming actors to look out for local film and TV opportunities.
Liverpool is welcoming over 700 television big shots to an international BBC event in the city this week.
Star-spotters gathered in Liverpool as film crews arrived in town for Victoria Wood’s new TV drama.
JMU Journalism students went to BBC New Broadcasting House to learn about working in hostile environments.
The BBC Children in Need Appeal Night went down a treat this year, with the support of the public at an all-time high.