Colin Gent, 56, is co-owner of Medical Thermal Imaging North West, a Liverpool practice that uses a hi-tech scanner to detect the cause of pain or disease. This was his day:Read
THE bell of the vessel known as “Liverpool’s own battleship” went back on display at the Maritime Museum yesterday, just in time to mark the anniversary of its sinking.Read
A RARE blue and white tarantula, dubbed the “Everton spider” because of its colours, is to go on display at the Bugworld Experience attraction this week.Read
DEAF and disabled arts festival DaDaFest launched last night with an event offering the public a taste of what is to come throughout the three-week event.Read
HUNDREDS of Year 7 pupils from schools across Liverpool had the chance to meet author and screenwriter Frank Cottrell Boyce and author Cathy MacPhail at a special event at Liverpool Central Library.Read
THE Squire of Knotty Ash – the surely soon-to-be-knighted Kenneth Arthur Dodd – has made millions of people laugh during his supremely successful career.Read
LAURIE LIPTON’S provocative charcoal drawings are on display as part of the Homotopia Not Homophobia festival of gay culture, opening in Liverpool next week.Read
LIVERPOOL designer Ilsa Parry is celebrating after winning a television design show which will now see her working in Paris with one of the most famous names in the industry.Read
A ROW about “censorship” of a film shown as part of the On the Waterfront weekend has left its creator questioning why segments of his work were taken out.Read
THE city’s cultural attractions big and small will be open into the night tomorrow for a unique chance to see things in a very different way. The Long Night will see the city’s museums and galleries open to the public and celebrating into the evening.Read
LIVERPOOL marked the 70th anniversary of the start of World War II this week, with a two-day exhibition at the Town Hall exploring links between the city and Poland.Read
NO ACTOR likes to be kept waiting in the wings yet this is the entire premise of Tom Stoppard’s absurdist play. The action, or lack of it, takes place in the bits of the Shakespearean tragedy Hamlet that you do not usually get to see – the waiting around in between scenes.Read