Jonny Humphries

Liverpool fans at Anfield stadium have been sharing their reactions to the news this morning.

One supporter told the BBC's Marc Gaier: "He'll be remembered with a smile on his face, scoring goals for Liverpool. But in a time like this, football pales into insignificance."

Image source, Andy Gill/BBC

"He's left a wife and three children behind, his brother's passed away with him and his poor parents have lost their children.

"I mean, he'll forever be remembered as a great Red for us, but when something like this happens, football doesn't matter anymore."

Liverpool's annual Pride celebrations had been cancelled amid financial pressures.

Rescuefest at Walton Hall Park, Liverpool, was set up to champion animal welfare charities.

Police confirm all those who had received NHS care after the incident have now returned home.

An artist hopes to be granted permission to create an art trail to breathe new life into Penny Lane.

Martin Green is charged with causing Jonathan Mennell's death by dangerous driving and drink-driving.

Drivers are being warned not to reply to scam texts requesting payment for parking fines.

Inspectors visiting Aaron Court Car Home found some residents were not being fed adequate meals.

Experts continue to work their way through the house of a wartime memorabilia collector in St Helens.

Crowle Searchers share their name with a band from the 60s, due to appear at Glastonbury 2025.

About 200 people are told to leave home after the items were found at the home of a wartime collector.

Lionel Duke is recovering after he suffered a cardiac arrest at the Liverpool festival on Sunday.

The teachers raised more than £18,000 for the charity set up in memory of Elsie Dot Stancombe.

Merseyside Police were called to "a business premises" on Stanley Road, Bootle.

A council leader and police and crime commissioner call on the MP to retract her comments.

The revamp will see water in the Port Sunlight features for the first time in five years.

A Skorpion sub-machine gun, two pistols, ketamine, cannabis and £86,000 in cash has been found.

Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner responds to concerns that the bill is being delayed.

The original marble-clad column was removed from the Liverpool side of the tunnel during road changes.

Trades struggling because of roadworks are angry over payment to council-owned tourism company.