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Women in Liverpool are spending an average £1,000 on beauty treatments every month, a survey has revealed.  As lockdown restrictions saw the doors of our favourite salons and spas close, the floodgates have well and truly been opened with ladies...

HRH The Earl of Wessex visits Merseyside today to officially open Rose Hill, Merseyside Police's new headquarters. Although already operational,  Prince Edward will be joined by Merseyside’s Police Commissioner Emily Spurrell and Chief Constable Serena Kennedy as they formally declare...

SUV owners near Allerton Road awoke on Tuesday to find their tyres deflated by climate activists. The 'Tyre Extinguishers' struck SUV tyres across the country this week, including a number of vehicles in Liverpool. SUVs are highly-polluting vehicles and so the...

Boris Johnson will visit Cammell Laird shipyard in Birkenhead today to announce a £4 billion pound investment for new vessels. This will create tens of thousands of jobs and deliver more than 150 new naval and civil vessels over the...

Listen to the MNL broadcast team's podcast round-up of the year, as Emma Carter leads the crew in their guide to the past eight months: https://soundcloud.com/emma-carter-821421267/merseynewslive-podcast-round-up?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing You can also listen to the magazine and web team's podcasts here.

Welcome to the final edition of MerseyNewsLive’s magazine produced by the class of 2022, writes lifestyle reporter LOUISE LEMOINE. From all of the student reporters, thank you for reading, clicking and watching us grow into the reporters we have become...

We have two MNL podcasts this week, as our sister magazine says farewell for this semester. First up, Beth Lindop and Harry Hughes talk about the stories which have been making the news this week online and in print: listen...

LJMU students had the opportunity to help with the new Batman movie, which is being showcased in UK cinemas. Katie Goody, a graduate of Liverpool John Moores University, was one of the students who got the chance to work on...

As one of our Merseynewslive news teams sign off and our student journalists get ready to graduate this summer, we look back at the past year in our newsroom. Amongst looming deadlines and frantic job hunting, it can be easy...

Theatres, music events and festivals are among those who will benefit from a funding boost to revive Liverpool's culture scene.  Several of Liverpool's leading cultural organisations have been included. The £2.7m funding will create job opportunities for residents, and help reach...