Man arrested after police injured in e-bike crashpublished at 12:24 BST 2 October
On Thursday, an e-bike rider attempted to flee after police officers tried to stop him.
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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
Man arrested after police injured in e-bike crashpublished at 12:24 BST 2 October
Childline Liverpool staff 'deeply saddened' by death of Esther Rantzenpublished at 20:39 BST 1 October
The manager of Childline Liverpool says Dame Esther leaves a 'huge legacy' through her work.
Read MoreCouncillors urge rethink of Merseyrail e-bike banpublished at 15:59 BST 1 October
Liverpool City Council's Green Party say the ban was made without consulting active travel groups.
Read MoreMan charged over garage and warehouse firepublished at 15:00 BST 1 October
The blaze broke out at the commercial properties on Fernhill Road, Bootle, on Tuesday evening.
Read MoreHeart hospital worker has heart attack on shiftpublished at 06:20 BST 30 September
Pat Ward suffered a heart attack as she arrived for work at Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital.
Read MoreE-bike and e-scooter fire risks explainedpublished at 06:18 BST 30 September
After a fatal fire in Bootle the fire service reiterates its warning to e-bike and e-scooter owners.
Read MoreFire that killed mum and three children caused by e-scooter batterypublished at 15:18 BST 29 September
The fire service initially said only that the fire was linked to a battery but has now given more detail.
Read MoreFlats plan for derelict site approvedpublished at 14:52 BST 29 September
A councillor raised an objection in relation to other sites linked to the company behind the plan.
Read MoreProlific thief given tag that goes off if he goes near shopspublished at 15:25 BST 24 September
Callan Bennett is the first person in Merseyside to be fitted with a Buddi tag.
Read MoreInquest into death of Lucy Letby's 'boyfriend' openspublished at 17:55 BST 23 September
There is reason to believe Dr Mark Deakin's death was "unnatural", a court is told.
Read MorePotential strike action over school closure planspublished at 17:37 BST 23 September
Halton Council has outlined plans to close or merge some primary schools due to falling birth rates.
Read MoreEnhanced security ahead of Labour Party conferencepublished at 16:12 BST 23 September
The annual conference will run from Saturday until Wednesday at the Liverpool Experience Centre.
Read MoreTeenager'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.
Read MoreCouncil 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
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