Journalism students from Liverpool John Moores University were reporting live on the General Election for ITV, BBC and Sky News at counts around Merseyside and the North West.
A kind hearted Wirral dad has been collecting and restoring old laptops and tablets to provide to schools across the peninsula.
Merseyside voters stayed loyal to Labour as the Conservatives won a large majority in the 2019 General Election.
First-time voters were given a crash course in politics to urge them to register in time for the General Election.
In our exclusive street survey, we ask if the public should have the final say on PM Boris Johnson’s EU Brexit deal.
A new exhibition celebrating the centenary of women’s suffrage and championing the visibility of females.
A crowd marched in commemoration of author Robert Tressell on the 108th anniversary of his death.
A woman has failed in her bid to force Sefton Council to back a second referendum on Brexit.
The Leader of Wirral Council, Phil Davies, has spoken of his surprise decision to quit politics next year.
JMU Journalism asks people in Liverpool whether they think Donald Trump can survive his full term as US President.
Jeremy Corbyn received a huge welcome ahead of the Labour Party Conference in Liverpool, where Brexit is set to be a dominant issue.
Issues of gender inequality came to the fore at an International Women’s Day event.
Plans to help save Liverpool’s UNESCO World Heritage Site status are being drawn by the council.
As train and bus strikes hit the city again, transport bosses at Merseyrail have released a report suggesting ambitious future plans.
While PM Theresa May was negotiating in Brussels, we asked nearly 500 people in Liverpool if they think Brexit will actually go ahead.
Scenes of Spanish police attacking Catalan independence referendum voters left Catalonia-born exiles in Liverpool shocked.
Liverpool returned its five Labour MPs to Westminster as the Conservatives lost their overall majority in a hung parliament.
The chairmen of the Liverpool and Merseyside UKIP branches have resigned over Hillsborough comments made by party leader, Paul Nuttall.