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Can Sahir House weather the storm?
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‘He chose to target the only black person in the room for degrading, dehumanising, 70s canteen-culture racist humour’
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‘What the people of Everton really deserve is a 24-hour McDonalds next to a school’
‘If he can't survive, this doesn't look so beautiful right now’
Old grievances bubble back up in Liverpool - and The Post hits an important milestone
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A burst pipe causes carnage for 30,000 homes – plus the rest of your Monday briefing
After the council’s chief executive resigns, a dozen sources tell The Post what happened and ask where the city goes next
An evening of sex jokes and pre-determined votes gives the result we all expected: Liverpool will be mayor-less from next year
A journey into the dark heart of Tripadvisor’s favourite whipping boy
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