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It's national Love Your Pets day on Sunday and Merseynewslive couldn't be more excited! It's estimated that around 44 million people in the UK have some kind of animal companion, and with that, comes thousands of stories, too. We rounded up...

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This week in MNL magazine, Jack McGahan went to Waterstones to see former trade union leader Len McCluskey talk about his most recent book, writes lifestyle reporter LUKE POLLITT. Emma went to visit a mock crime scene set up to...

Here are the headlines for Tuesday, February 15, from Merseynewslive TV, with presenters Joe Zebedee and Kitty Vavasour.  

Controversial restaurant and sports bar Hooters, famous for having only female staff, has been given the go-ahead to open in Liverpool. Members of Liverpool City Council’s licensing authority sub-committee met today and discussed whether to approve the licensing application for...

More than five months since Liverpool City Council had to terminate the previous contractor’s contract, it has been announced that major roadworks at Lime Street should finally be finished by this summer. The construction is part of the council's £47m...

Researchers at the University of Liverpool are appealing for participants to help with a new study into epilepsy. Yesterday was International Epilepsy Day, which is marked every year on the second Monday of February. This year's initiative coincides with a call...

Merseyside is preparing to be hit by two storms this week. Strong gusts of winds up to 60mph, which are likely to cause damage and disruptions, have been forecast. The Met Office has extended its “danger to life” weather warning to...

Liverpool City Council is hoping that an increase on council tax and a new £40 charge on green bin collections will help fill a shortfall in council funds. The city's budget has taken a significant blow over the past decade...

Artificial Intelligence technology created at Liverpool John Moores University is being used by conservationists to identify wounded animals and plot their movements in the wild. Professor Paul Fergus and Doctor Carl Chalmers spent three years working on this technology to...