The mystery invoice and an expensive law firm: The Eldonian saga comes to court
For the first time in three years, Anthony McGann Jr speaks to The Post
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Their bosses read their WhatsApps. Then their jobs were on the line
Exclusive: Literature festival Writing on the Wall says employees committed gross misconduct. Staff say they’ve had their privacy “violated”
Southport attack: Could Axel Rudakubana have been stopped?
Plus: St Helens’ “Dream”, parking charge rows, and giant killer hornets
Manchester: Liverpool’s greatest creation
How the brightest lights of Merseyside made their Mancunian nemesis
For Bootle, The Strand is more than just a shopping destination
‘It’s a physical embodiment of a left behind, working class community’
The council takes back Toxteth streets. But why were they given away in the first place?
Plus: a much anticipated victory for the Eldonian Village
The men who raised the flags
Nigel Farage says this summer’s movement was led by ‘ordinary people’ expressing their patriotism. That’s not what we found
Gerard Woodhouse pleads guilty to harassment. “Jail him,” says his victim
We report live from Liverpool Magistrates Court. Also, Reform rumblings in Widnes and Runcorn
HMOs: Kirkby's elephant in the room
The Merseyside town feels abandoned by Liverpool, Knowsley and Lancashire. A lack of social housing is just the latest concern
Exclusive: Liverpool council published the wrong figures for 13,000+ invoices
Erroneous financial documents published for July and August have now been taken down from the council’s website
The council are suing developers over £1.5m. But millions already received has gone unspent
Plus: a new book on Quadrant Park and a lucky escape for Everton FC
The Zanzibar, the Lomax, and how Liverpool botched its musical legacy
From the heights of Merseybeat and post-punk, the city’s long, dark decline into musical irrelevance
