Pervert vicar jailed for child porn offences
(Tue 16/02)
A pervert priest has been sentenced to twelve months behind bars after he was caught downloading sickening and indecent images of children, for the second time.
Troubled EMI put Abbey Road Studios up for sale.
(Tue 16/02)
Beatle fans call for Sir Paul to buy Abbey Road.
Open Golf returning to Royal Liverpool in 2014
(Tue 16/02)
The Liverpool city region's claim to be Britain's "golf coast" has been boosted after it was announced that the Open Championship will return to Hoylake.
Liverpool police mini-copter "not licensed"?
(Tue 16/02)
Police have grounded an experimental mini-helicopter after they were warned it was "flying without a licence" in the Liverpool City Region
TV reporter admits "mercy killing"
(Tue 16/02)
An admission by a former North West TV presenter Ray Gosling that he killed a former partner who was terminally is being investigated by police.
Liverpool could yet host WWII warship memorial
(Mon 15/02)
A British warship, that is the last surviving relic of the bloody WWII Battle of the Atlantic
is at the centre of a diplomatic stand-off between Eygpt and the UK.
Eagle-eyed mum spots deadly cancer on a family photo
(Sun 14/02)
An eagle-eyed mum saved her 4-year-old son from a potentially deadly retinal cancer, when she spotted a "glint in his eye" on a family photograph.
'Biggus Dickus' - Top diplomat denied job in Monty Python style mix-up
(Wed 10/02)
In a scene straight from a Monty Python sketch, a top diplomat has been denied a high-ranking job in Saudi Arabia because his name translates as "Biggest Penis".
Aussie teen crash victim's Facebook shock
(Wed 10/02)
Horrified Aussie twin sisters discovered their younger brother had been killed in a shocking car smash, after checking Facebook for Birthday messages.
Liverpool tidal power potential "disaster" says RSPB
(Mon 08/02)
The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds is warning that a scheme to harness the power of the River Mersey could be an environmental disaster.
I've got a 'blogged nose' - revolutionary new drug trial launched online
(Thu 04/02)
A unique Facebook experiment could help cure the common cold, after a healthcare company launched the UK's first social networking drug trial.
Fury as Merseyside schoolgirls offered routine pregnancy tests
(Thu 04/02)
Family campaigners have condemned education officials over a decision to provide routine pregnancy tests to thousands of schoolgirls.
Brave Liverpool region girl saves brother's life
(Tue 02/02)
An 11-year-old girl has been hailed a hero after saving her little brother's life, using a first aid technique she learnt at school.
Microsoft warns job applicants over Facebook profile checks
(Fri 29/01)
Jobseekers are being warned that their Facebook profile could cost them their dream job, after a Microsoft study found over 70% of employers now research candidates online
Man in court after asking police horse to 'Give us a kiss'
(Fri 29/01)
A man charged with public order offences for asking a mounted policewoman to 'Give us a kiss' has been discharged, after telling magistrates he was actually talking to her horse.
