Animal rights campaigners demand action after Grand National horse death
Animal rights campaigners have spoken out against the British Horseracing Authority following the death of Grand National horse Celebre d’Allen.
Dene Stanall, horse racing consultant for Animal Aid, told MerseyNewsLive: “The British Horseracing Authority, who regulate horse welfare in British...
“Goodbye to Goodison” display celebrates legendary Everton stadium
The Museum of Liverpool is set to host a new exhibition, "Goodbye to Goodison," paying tribute to Everton Football Club’s historic stadium in its final season.
Running from 5 April to 21 September 2025, the display features photographs taken by fan photographers, capturing the...
Three peaks, two wheels, one man: an odyssey to raise funds for cancer research
A retired university lecturer and touring cycle enthusiast has announced his aim to cycle for more than 2,000 miles across three of the UK's highest mountains to raise money in memory of his brother.
Wayne O'Brien, a former University of...
Referee criticised over Liverpool’s semi-final first leg loss
Former Match Officials Board chief Keith Hackett has backed Liverpool’s frustration over referee Stuart Attwell’s decision-making during their Carabao Cup semi-final first leg against Tottenham this week.
Tottenham’s Lucas Bergvall, already on a yellow card, escaped a second booking for...
‘Beyond what everyone else could do at that age’ – Luke Littler’s first coach
Darting superstar Luke Littler wrapped up his maiden world championship last week as he defeated the great Michael Van Gerwen 7-3 in his second consecutive final.
He became the youngest world champion, doing so by a seven year margin.
The current...
Liverpool Ju-Jitsu legend uses her story to inspire the world
From surviving a tragic house fire to becoming the highest-ranking Japanese Ju-Jitsu practitioner in the UK, Liverpool legend Sue King has been on a global mission of inspiration.
She has used her story and 40 years of training to triumph...
Anfield ranked as second-cheapest pint in the Premier League
A recent study conducted by OLBG has found that Anfield offers the second-cheapest pint in the Premier League.
The study found that the average price a Premier League fan can expect to pay per pint is £5.02.
Anfield and Goodison Park...
Reds’ transfer speculation deepens in wake of Anfield thriller
Transfer talk around a handful of Liverpool players has intensified following yesterday's 2-2 thriller against Manchester United.
It wasn't the best of games for Trent Alexander-Arnold, who is still yet to sign a contract extension at Liverpool and has Real...
MerseyNewsLive 11am radio bulletin January 6 2025
This is the 11 o'clock radio bulletin for 6th January 2025.
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Final ever Merseyside derby at Goodison Park postponed after Storm Darragh hits UK
Saturday was supposed to mark the final-ever Merseyside derby at Goodison Park, but Storm Darragh has forced the game to be postponed later.
Before Everton leaves their illustrious old home of 132 years and moves into a new 52,888-seat stadium...
