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Sep 30, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Nick Webster

    Liam Smith charged with apartment attack (opens the original)

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    Boxer Liam Smith has been charged over an attack at an apartment. The Liverpool-born fighter was due to take part in a comeback bout against Ilaru Kujala in Finland on September 4 but withdrew due to a calf injury. However Smith is facing a charge of causing grievous bodily harm with intent after an alleged assault on a night concierge in Manchester on September 13. According to the BBC, the incident took place at The Blade on Silvercroft Street, Deansgate with the victim suffered fracture injur

  2. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Nick Webster

    How Liverpool’s Digital and Creative Startups Are Attracting Investment (opens the original)

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    Liverpool has always been a city where creativity turns into enterprise. Music, design, fashion, film, hospitality, gaming, digital media and technology all form part of its business identity. For founders building companies in these sectors, that cultural energy can be a real advantage. It gives startups access to talent, audiences, ideas and a city brand with national recognition. But creativity alone does not fund growth. A promising idea still needs capital, structure and the right network b

  3. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Nick Webster

    Over 160 arrests at Labour conference (opens the original)

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    Police arrested over 160 people on the first day of Labour’s party conference. Delegates arrived at the Liverpool waterfront on Sunday (September 27) for the start of the four-day event where prime minister Andy Burnham will speak. A demonstration by Defend Our Juries took place at 12.30pm near the Wheel of Liverpool, close to the conference’s venue at the Experience Campus. Merseyside Police confirmed that they initially arrested 50 people in total with some of those detained for holding up sig

  4. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Nick Webster

    Over 160 arrests at Labour conference (opens the original)

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    Police arrested over 160 people on the first day of Labour’s party conference. Delegates arrived at the Liverpool waterfront on Sunday (September 27) for the start of the four-day event where prime minister Andy Burnham will speak. A demonstration by Defend Our Juries took place at 12.30pm near the Wheel of Liverpool, close to the conference’s venue at the Experience Campus. Merseyside Police confirmed that they initially arrested 50 people in total with some of those detained for holding up sig

  5. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Nick Webster

    Cause of fatal Bootle house fire confirmed (opens the original)

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    A lithium-ion battery has been confirmed as the cause of a fatal Bootle house fire. Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service were called to Stone Square in the early hours of last Tuesday (September 21) to find a semi-detached house ‘well alight’. Elisha Brabin, 36, and her three children Leo, 16, Ellis, eight, and Prudence, seven, all died in the blaze after being discovered in an upstairs bedroom together. A fifth person was taken to hospital suffering from burns following the incident. An investiga

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