Homotopia gears up for festival of fabulous fun
Homotopia Festival is back again for another year of fun and fabulousness. This year 'Gods and Monsters' is the 20th edition of the festival, and is here to help put the spotlight back on the LGBTQ+ community in Liverpool.
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MerseyNewsLive TV bulletin for October 10 2023
MerseyNewsLive TV presenters Jessica McGillivray and Charley Young bring you our round-up of news and sport across the region:
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DJ DOWD on Liverpool’s music scene: “It’s a real close-knit community.”
It’s safe to say the Liverpool-based DJ DOWD is having a busy and successful year.
From hosting a monthly radio show at Melodic Distraction, having an upcoming headline gig
in London, presenting ongoing parties at Metrocola, and with numerous festivals lined...
Things about Liverpool that confuse me as a southerner
Liverpool is a special place.
Everyone will say something to that effect about their home but having recently come here I can say this to be an objective fact. Liverpool is strange in the best way.
I’ve lived in Kent for...
Paul O’Grady: A life in pictures
Paul O'Grady's unexpected death has rocked the nation.
The television icon was 67 years old when he tragically died on the evening of March 28.
When given an honorary fellowship at Liverpool John Moores University, Professor Frank Sanderson described O'Grady's life as...
Liverpool ready for ‘one hell of a show’ with exciting Eurovision festival
The line-up for a thrilling two-week festival which will take over Liverpool in the run-up to Eurovision in May has been announced.
Eurofestival is a fusion collaboration between British and Ukrainian artists to demonstrate the power of music and art.
The...
Hotels and private rentals ramp up prices for Eurovision
Hotels are charging thousands of pounds more than normal to stay in Liverpool over the Eurovision period.
An investigation by MerseyNewsLive compared hotel and other short-term accommodation prices and revealed an eye-watering price hike.
Hotel prices were compared between the Eurovision...
Queer suffragette history in the spotlight at Shakespeare North Playhouse
A new play uncovering queer suffragette history is set to come to the Shakespeare North Playhouse this week.
Ladyfriends will tell the untold relationship of suffragettes Christabel Pankhurst and Annie Kenney and will be “rammed with live music and film,...
Liverpool police drama The Responder tops BAFTA TV award nominations
A Merseyside drama written by a former Liverpool policeman is leading the nominations for this year's BAFTA TV Awards.
The Responder, written by Tony Schumacher has been nominated in six categories.
These include Best Drama Series, Best Actor for Martin Freeman...
Liverpool twist for Caryl Churchill’s timeless ‘Top Girls’
Caryl Churchill's classic play 'Top Girls' is at the Everyman Theatre, Hope Street, until March 25.
The Everyman Theatre's new artistic director, Suba Das, has done something unprecedented with its latest production.
The director, also in charge of the Liverpool Playhouse,...
