Teenager's organ donation saves five lives after her deathpublished at 16:47 BST 21 September
The 17-year old from Liverpool donated six organs after her death following a brain aneurysm.
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Results coming in from across Merseyside and western Cheshire
Southport’s new MP becomes seaside town’s first ever Labour representative
Tories could be without any Merseyside MPs
Labour holds Birkenhead, Knowsley, Widnes & Halewood, Runcorn & Helsby and Bootle
Labour also retains the Liverpool seats of West Derby, Riverside, Walton
Reform performs very strongly, beating the Tories in several seats
Labour set to win a landslide victory, according to exit poll
Teenager's organ donation saves five lives after her deathpublished at 16:47 BST 21 September
Council leader says abuse 'crossed a line'published at 11:36 BST 20 September
Marion Atkinson is speaking out after she said councillors were targeted with abuse and threats.
Read MoreFormer police station to be converted into homespublished at 15:11 BST 19 September
The Victorian station will be converted into 13 affordable homes in the £4.5m project.
Read MoreThe St Helens man who revolutionised Hollywood soundpublished at 16:06 BST 18 September
Pioneering sound engineer George Groves is honoured with a blue plaque at St Helens Theatre Royal.
Read MoreE-bike rail ban will limit my family's freedom, says mumpublished at 06:19 BST 18 September
Cyclists gathered in Liverpool to protest against operator Merseyrail's forthcoming e-bike ban
Read More'The punishment doesn't fit the crime'published at 13:00 BST 16 September
Annie Knowlson
BBC North West
A Liverpool business owner says small retail outlets "can't afford" to lose items as shoplifting offences continue to rise on Merseyside.
Ian Silverberg, who owns Silverberg Opticians, tells the BBC: "Your problem is that you don't have insurance to cover it.
"In the past, we've had Cartier glasses stolen to the amount of £1,500 - I've got to pay that out of my pocket.
"I've got to be able to afford to buy all this stock, afford to pay my rent, my rates, my staff."
Silverberg added: "The punishment doesn't fit the crime - it's treated as such a low-level crime. Nothing really gets done about it and it's going to increase and increase.
"As there's more poverty, it will increase even more."
Parents of Southport attack victim 'devastated' by data breachpublished at 12:15 BST 16 September
The Ministry of Justice says an urgent investigation has been launched after court files were accessed.
Read MoreLiverpool park to benefit from Queen's legacy fundpublished at 19:05 BST 15 September
Croxteth country park will receive £2m from Queen Elizabeth Trust
Read MoreSouthport Pier steelwork repairs to startpublished at 06:20 BST 14 September
The Victorian pier, shut since 2022 due to safety concerns, is undergoing a £20m restoration.
Read MoreReform MP says her children begged her to quit politics over safety fearspublished at 17:28 BST 12 September
The Reform UK MP says the party's eight MPs now all have 24-hour security.
Read MoreFirefighters to climb city tower in 9/11 tributepublished at 07:34 BST 12 September
Fire crews from across Merseyside to pay tribute to 343 firefighters who died in the 9/11 attacks.
Read MoreForce launches chatbot for non-emergency callspublished at 06:39 BST 11 September
Merseyside Police are the first police force in the North West to roll-out an AI-powered chatbot.
Read MoreCouncillor vows to lie naked in mud over pipelinepublished at 17:27 BST 10 September
Councillor Kathy Hodson makes the plea before a debate on running carbon capture pipes on council land.
Read More£1m towards fighting city child poverty 'crisis'published at 06:31 BST 10 September
City leaders are to put £1.1m into supporting Citizens Advice Liverpool's work against child poverty.
Read More'This Is Anfield' sign fetches £115k at auctionpublished at 17:00 BST 9 September
The original sign from Liverpool's stadium tunnel fetched almost eight times its estimated guide price.
Read MoreCouncil-run care home 'not caring' says regulatorpublished at 06:26 BST 9 September
A damning inspection report into a care home run by Liverpool city council finds 50 safeguarding concerns in 6 months.
Read MoreThe battle to end 'indignity' of hospital corridor carepublished at 06:22 BST 8 September
Hospitals in Liverpool treated 24,000 people on corridors in the last year, they say.
Read MoreChildren still living in unregistered homespublished at 16:51 BST 7 September
Fourteen young people in Liverpool are living in unregistered, illegal settings, data shows.
Read MoreFirst publicly owned buses hit the roadpublished at 07:51 BST 6 September
The new services are part of the "biggest change to public transport in more than a generation".
Read MoreMoment mum catches suspected arson attack on CCTVpublished at 07:03 BST 5 September
Holly Cham, 33, from Bootle, says the incident has left her unable to sleep with worry.
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