Liverpool's Labour left threatens to break away
'All they want to do is be theatrically socialist, speak at rallies and wave placards'
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Coming through the storm
Plus: a new exhibition on migration at the Tate, a report into racial discrimination at Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, and the rest of the weekly briefing
How local children are falling behind
An alarming report shines a light on educational disparities, plus the rest of your Monday briefing
‘I’m a crazy fanatic of the music’
The Philharmonic's new maestro on life in Liverpool and the lucky meeting that gave him his big break
The arguments for and against expanding Liverpool Airport
Plus: an art club for children in deprived communities and why arts provision matters in north Liverpool
The loneliness of conspiratorial thinking
Reactions to our weekend read, plus the rest of the briefing
In a workshop in Bootle, England’s last barrelmaker hangs up his tools
Plus: a report into child abuse failures in St Helens
It's been condemned and saved many times - can the Epstein Theatre's new owner break the cycle?
Plus: the new Levelling Up white paper, and the rest of the mini-briefing
'After the sadness came the anger'
Are the authorities doing enough to help women who are abused behind closed doors?
Is a 584ft tall skyscraper coming to Southport?
Plus: a report from Liverpool's anti-vaccine protest, and the rest of the weekly briefing
Liverpool's anti-German riots
How the sinking of a ship created an air of xenophobia in 1915 Liverpool
The arguments for Liverpool's mayoralty — and why the Caller report was 'sexed-up'
We speak to Professor Michael Parkinson about Liverpool's political crisis and its economic future
Will Liverpool voters get a referendum on the mayoralty?
Reports that Labour might be changing its position, plus the rest of our weekly briefing