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Sadie Gilbert presents your lunchtime TV news bulletin from the heart of Liverpool: https://youtu.be/ha2ogMFG2rk  

Small businesses have often felt at a disadvantage during the hectic Christmas period due to the competition from online retailers, with it being easier to order presents from the comfort of your sofa. With the cost of living crisis affecting...

A funding scheme aimed at young people is working to reduce violence on Merseyside. The Violence Reduction Partnership aims to equip young people with the skills and qualifications that will help them for the future. A team of experts are working...

Bebe Lynch-Platt visits Liverpool's Christmas markets and asks whether shoppers are getting value for their money: https://soundcloud.com/bebe-lynch-715123454/liverpool-christmas-markets/s-06aXZsDlzgE?si=ac0e98e644674fcd97c46d790eab9698&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing Featured image (c) Jazmin Dawson  

Rachel Cowan brings you the latest news and features from around the Merseyside region including our special focus on the music scene around Liverpool featuring  an exclusive interview with the Liverpool voice of  Eurovision, former LJMU student Ngunan Adamu https://youtu.be/ltm0qVlu04Y

Liverpool is among 25 cities across six continents which have been shortlisted to host the Gay Games 2030. The Federation of Gay Games (FGG) announced the results for their bidding process earlier this January for their 13th Gay Games. Formally known...

Policing students from LJMU took a trip to the Emergency Services Training Centre in Wallasey yesterday to undergo a series of scenarios to test their real-life skills and to learn more about how their in-class studies can be applied...

MerseyNewsLive TV presenters Jessica McGillivray and Charley Young bring you our round-up of news and sport across the region: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYaHthKiwezVk_b_1eSlKR4aGxZP9YF7b  

Dance is one of the most physically demanding forms of entertainment - the performers having to train for hours on end to attain perfection. So why is it still not considered a sport? Every part of a dancers body needs to...