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Following the recent announcement of what has been described as The Beatles’ final song, fans in Liverpool are excited to hear the track.  It was 60 years ago this year that The Beatles released their first single, ‘Love Me Do’....

Further details have been announced about the American XL bully dog ban in England and Wales, with the breed being added to a ban list on December 31, meaning owners will have until the end of January to register...

This Halloween we're taking a look into the world of the weird and anomalous with Rob Gandy. Rob is a visiting LJMU business professor who writes for the long-established monthly magazine Fortean Times where he focuses on anomalous phenomena, mostly...

Brink is not your traditional bar - it doesn't serve alcohol. Opened in 2011, it was one of Liverpool's first 'dry bars' since the heyday of the Victorian temperance bars. Not only is Brink a dry bar, it is also a...

Dance for Parkinson's is a health and wellbeing initiative offering dance classes around the country. Set up by the English National Ballet, a partnership has been created with Liverpool Hope University (LHU) to bring the movement to Merseyside. Dr Sarah Black-Frizzell,...

Disused batteries are becoming a major issue for the safety of bin men and members of the public. Merseyside Recycling and Waste Authority say batteries can cause fires if not disposed of properly. There have been incidents in the past where...

The M&S Bank Arena was plunged into darkness last night during the middle of the S Club concert, which left many attendees confused as to what happened. The incident took place last night just before 9pm and the cause has...

James Hirst has the latest radio news headlines: https://soundcloud.com/james-hirst-new/1400-session-radio?si=78c5d3733dfd4a71926132c853c0a8c3&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

Fight night is coming to Liverpool this November. Students will take part in this white-collar fighting event in partnership with Oddballs, a charity which brings awareness to testicular cancer. Students who have volunteered for the event have been on an...

Designated safe places are to be established to help people on public transport who are experiencing uncomfortable situations. It's the latest addition to the Safer Streets campaign to help increase safety, particularly for women across Merseyside. Watch Olivia Beatty's video report...