'Don't let them blame us'
Tear gas, fake tickets and accusations of a cover-up as Liverpool fans suffer in Paris
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Do we need to worry about football violence again?
Local fans are in the spotlight, plus the rest of our weekly briefing
'This makes the Caller Report look like the Beano'
Liverpool City Council’s energy bill fiasco, plus a report from Knowsley's ancient woodland
What's behind the serious failures in Sefton's children's services?
The government sends in a commissioner, plus the rest of your weekly briefing
How a blunder at Liverpool City Council cost taxpayers £5 million
Plus, a review of a Philharmonic performance 'banal enough to have tumbled out of a Hallmark greeting card'
Breaking away from Scouse stereotypes
A dispatch from the Royal Court, plus a local elections round-up: who runs Merseyside?
‘The sound of a cricket ball striking them was like a church bell ringing on a Sunday morning’
In Aigburth, a cricket community gets a new lease of life
Exclusive: A new political party for Sefton?
Plus, a recommended long read about a far-right election candidate in St Helens, and the rest of the weekly briefing
12-year-old Semina took her own life after saying she was raped. Were Merseyside Police to blame?
Plus: a recommended long read about Liverpool’s music scene, and the rest of your Monday briefing
‘Few people in the city will be mad enough to keep the mayoral system’
Insights into how the city is governed, plus: an update from Caroline, the single mother from Bootle
'I've been talking to grown men crying on the phone'
The hunt for new evidence in sexual abuse claims against Formby High School, plus the rest of the weekly briefing
The government promises cash for Merseyside's schools
‘Words are not the answer to structural inequalities’: Plus the rest of the weekly briefing