Wirtz Doubtful as Liverpool Face Chelsea Without Key Players
Liverpool host Chelsea in the Carabao Cup on Wednesday with several senior players out, and Florian Wirtz now a doubt after a twisted ankle.
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Two Teachers Struck Off Over Fight They Encouraged at School
A misconduct panel banned a principal and a science teacher from teaching after they watched two pupils fight at a Gloucestershire school in 2019.
Alder Hey Admits Missed Chances in Death of Toddler Eleanor
The Liverpool children's hospital has accepted full responsibility for the death of Eleanor Aldred-Owen, who died in 2024 after surgery, and apologised.
Scottish Labour Leader Presses for Rosebank Approval
Michael Marra has made a direct appeal to the energy secretary to approve production at Rosebank, the UK's largest untapped oil field, ahead of Wednesday's Budget.
Man Who Stormed Liverpool Jewish Wedding Gets Community Order
A Northern Ireland man who confronted a best man at a wedding reception in the Adelphi Hotel was handed an 18-month community order and told to pay compensation.
Storm Boelo Leaves 22,600 Properties Without Power
Clean-up is under way after Storm Boelo, with two men killed by falling trees and a new yellow wind warning issued for the west coast.
Rochdale Landlord Lodges Plans for 270 Homes at Lower Falinge
RBH wants to demolish 150 homes in the town centre and build 270 affordable ones in a hybrid planning application now validated by the council.
Tuebrook Man Jailed for Three Years Over McDonald's Bat Attack
Valeri Aleksiev recruited a teenager and armed himself after inviting a rival to a one-to-one fight on TikTok. A 15-year-old struck the victim with a bat in front of Liverpool FC fans.
Anthropic Sets Out Nasdaq Listing and Warns of AI Risks
In a filing ahead of its US stock market debut, Anthropic reported $16.3bn of half-year revenue, losses above $80.7bn and risk warnings about advanced AI.
River of Light Switches On After Three Nights Lost to Storms
Liverpool's free light festival opened on Monday evening, three days late, once the high winds that forced its cancellation had passed.
Chris Brown Avoids Jail Over Mayfair Nightclub Bottle Attack
The US singer received an eight-month sentence, suspended for 12 months, for hitting a man with a tequila bottle at a London club in 2023.
Rare Nutcracker Brings Birdwatchers and Bus Disruption to Norfolk
Hundreds of twitchers travelled to Mundesley to see a northern nutcracker, and parking around the village forced a coach firm to alter services.
US Proposes Two-Month Extension to Port Fee Pause on Chinese Ships
The US Trade Representative wants to keep fees on Chinese-linked vessels suspended until 9 January 2027, delaying higher costs for American coal and metals exporters.
Rough Sleeping Funding to Double Ahead of Budget
No 10 says a further £432m will be added to the pledge to give every rough sleeper in England a route off the streets by Christmas, taking the total to £874m.
Jamie Webster Named First Headliner for On The Waterfront 2027
The Liverpool singer-songwriter will play Pier Head on 18 June, with The Cheap Thrills in support. Tickets go on general sale on Friday.