
Step aside, Tokyo Basin. Is the Mersey really among the world's most chemically polluted rivers?
So apparently we have the third highest levels of toxic forever chemicals in the world. Doesn’t sound ideal…
So apparently we have the third highest levels of toxic forever chemicals in the world. Doesn’t sound ideal…
Plus: an early exit for chef Andrew Sheridan and a play fit for the gods
Plus: an update on the Athenaeum and a bland diet for metro mayor Rotheram
All killer, no filler
Plus: Four arrests at Signature Living and spiralling arena costs
Plus: More strange goings-on in the Eldonian Village
We had a few boring questions about the building that used to make Rice Krispies. But then some lawyers sent us a much better story
Plus: trouble at Blue Coat School and the hunt for Merseyside’s Michelangelo
A note from Matt O’Donoghue
The Post sits down with the lead commissioner overseeing Liverpool City Council to talk interventions, punch ups and transparency
These battle-hardened plants have survived years of drought from the council. But why do they remain our forbidden fruit?
Government investigators will explore ‘unmanaged conflicts of interest’ at the influential Big Help Project, which is run by a former Labour councillor
It didn’t take long for one of Liverpool’s biggest stores to find a new owner. But will the arrival of a huge Sports Direct in the old M&S give the city’s historic core a sporting chance for survival?
Plus: Auf Wiedersehen, Jürgen — Liverpool braces for the departure of a legend
A Sunday note from Jack
Kitty’s in Everton is more than somewhere to wash your clothes