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Link bonuses to green targets, call

Company executives should have their pay and bonuses linked to meeting environmental targets, the UK's biggest trade union has urged. Read

Public 'need data on weapons crime'

The public must have access to comprehensive data on gun and knife crime - including the jail sentences handed down, according to a new report. Read

MSIF will continue

I AM a director of Merseyside Special Investment Fund and Liverpool Chamber of Commerce is one of the Company's guarantors. The Chamber has always supported MSIF as a vital source of locally-intelligent investment capital for the city region. Read

A fitting tribute to the lives lost on the Arandora Star

IT WAS wartime with all its deprivations, but life in the fine summer of 1940 went on for the 15-year-old girl, with a loving mother and father, who created a happy and cultured home. Read

Rafa reigns supreme in classic final

Rafael Nadal claimed his first Wimbledon title in epic fashion on Centre Court with a five-set victory over world number one Roger Federer which will rank as one of the greatest Grand Slam finals. Read

Police appeal over student murders

Detectives investigating the horrific murders of two French students have renewed appeals for help finding their killers. Read

Calderon: Ronaldo likely to stay put

Real Madrid president Ramon Calderon has seemingly conceded defeat in his pursuit of Cristiano Ronaldo after admitting "the most likely scenario" is that the winger will stay with Manchester United. Read

Piper Alpha anniversary is marked

A memorial service marking the 20th anniversary of the Piper Alpha tragedy heard that the 167 victims must never become "just another statistic". Read

Hamilton hails greatest moment

"You're the master in the wet," were the words Nicholas Hamilton told his brother Lewis before the British Grand Prix, and so it proved as the McLaren star thrilled a nation. Read

'Super bishops' plan to stop schism

A new class of so-called "super bishop" is to be proposed as a way of saving the Church of England from a damaging split over women bishops, it has been disclosed. Read

Hospital faces probe on transplants

A hospital has been referred to health watchdogs amid concerns it is giving too many liver transplants to foreigners. Read

Dunga: Ronaldinho will go to Milan

Brazil coach Carlos Dunga believes Ronaldinho will play for AC Milan next season as that is the player's wish. Read

Everton confirm Steve Round's arrival at Goodison Park

Everton have confirmed Steve Round as their new assistant manager after several days of negotiations between the Toffees and his former club Newcastle. Read

Fernando Torres: Steven Gerrard inspired me to Euro glory

Liverpool striker Fernando Torres believes pressure from Rafael Benitez and inspiration from Steven Gerrard have helped him to become a global superstar and European champion. Read

Everton star Joseph Yobo's brother kidnapped

Team-mates of Everton footballer Joseph Yobo are hoping for the safe return of his kidnapped brother, a club spokesman said today. Read

Penny punishes Wildcats

Wing sensation Kevin Penny claimed a hat-trick as Jimmy Lowes strengthened his claims to be appointed Warrington coach on a permanent basis with a 60-24 mauling of engage Super League rivals Wakefield. Read

Final suspended after rain

The Wimbledon final was interrupted by rain on Sunday with Rafael Nadal on course for victory over his great rival Roger Federer. Read

Vaughan puts England on pace alert

England captain Michael Vaughan has warned his faltering fellow batsman to prepare for a pace examination reminiscent of the lauded West Indies attack of the 1980s. Read

Osborne plan to slash fuel duty

Fuel duty would be slashed to help hard-pressed families deal with soaring prices, under radical Tory plans. Read

Man held over student murders freed

A man arrested in connection with the murders of two French students has been released, Scotland Yard said. Read

Arshavin race just under way: Agent

Andrei Arshavin's agent insists his client is in no rush to find another club, and believes his eventual destination may depend on the outcome of some of the summer's other transfer sagas. Read

Hamilton fans singing in the rain

Lewis Hamilton rocked Silverstone to its roots and sent 90,000 fans into a frenzy with a glorious British Grand Prix victory. Read

Archbishop speaks of complex issues

The Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams has spoken of the "agonies and complexities" facing the Church as it struggles with the issues of homosexual priests and women bishops. Read

Zimbabwe tragedy 'infecting Africa'

David Miliband has warned that the crisis in Zimbabwe risks "infecting" the whole of southern Africa. Read

Huntelaar eyes United move

Ajax striker Klaas Jan Huntelaar claims Manchester United are "very interested" in signing him. Read

Everton offer Yobo support

Team-mates of Everton defender Joseph Yobo are hoping for the safe return of his kidnapped brother, a club spokesman said on Sunday. Read

Venus targets Martina milestone

Venus Williams has revealed she would love to match Martina Navratilova's record of nine Wimbledon titles after her fifth triumph on Centre Court. Read

Galliani: Ronaldinho has rejected City

AC Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani claims Barcelona playmaker Ronaldinho has rejected a lucrative offer from Manchester City, despite the English club offering twice what Milan can. Read

Men's final hit by rain

Roger Federer was forced to hang fire on his bid to claim a record-breaking sixth Wimbledon title in a row, after his final showdown with Rafael Nadal was delayed due to rain on Sunday. Read

CArchbishop speaks of complex issues

The Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams has spoken of the "agonies and complexities" facing the Church as it struggles with the issues of homosexual priests and women bishops. Read

Five held in teenage murder inquiry

Five people have been arrested in connection with the murder of Shakilus Townsend. Read

Piper Alpha anniversary marked

Bereaved families and survivors have gathered for a memorial service on the 20th anniversary of the Piper Alpha tragedy. Read

Osborne denies sleaze rules breach

George Osborne has denied breaching his own party's sleaze rules by accepting thousands of pounds for appearing at an event with business chiefs. Read

Four held in teenage murder inquiry

Four people have been arrested in connection with the murder of Shakilus Townsend. Read

Darzi defends plans for polyclinics

The architect of the Government's NHS reforms has defended the controversial plan for polyclinics, insisting no GP surgeries will close as a result of the new centres. Read

Thousands brave rain to welcome clippers to Liverpool

Thousands of people braved torrential rain and high winds to see the winners of the world’s only amateur round-the-world yacht race cross the finishing line. Read

Jamie Carragher not yet ready to tip Liverpool as title contenders

Jamie Carragher will only consider Liverpool title challengers next season if they are still in the hunt with 15 games remaining. Read

Cook Lord's it up

Alistair Cook reckons helping Essex to reach a Lord's final is on a par with anything he has achieved with England. Read

Bid to keep pupils eating healthily

Children should be forced to stay on school grounds at lunchtime in a bid to stop them eating junk food, a Government minister has said. Read

Dramatic canoe rescue off Wirral coast

A canoeist was rescued when she got caught in freak weather off the Wirral coast yesterday. Read

Robson relishing wild card prospect

British prodigy Laura Robson clinched the Wimbledon girls' title and then warned ladies champion Venus Williams: "I'll take you down!" Read

Pryce is right for Saints boss

Daniel Anderson lavished praise on Leon Pryce after the stand-off inspired St Helens to a crushing 54-0 win over Harlequins at the Stoop. Read

Venus wins as sisters slug it out

Venus Williams hugged her sister Serena and then wrapped both arms around the Wimbledon women's singles trophy for the fifth time. Read

Council sells "fresh air" to Liverpool developer for £750,000

A DEAL to sell a city developer little more than “fresh air” was approved by Liverpool City Council yesterday for £750,000. Read

Man charged with father's murder

A man has been charged with murdering his father after a body was discovered wrapped in bin bags in a field. Read

Six children hurt in 'gas' blast

Six children have been injured in a suspected gas explosion. Read

Wenger's financial frustration

Arsene Wenger has admitted Arsenal will probably have to sell their star players every year for nearly another two decades. Read

Big Sam in Barton plea

Former Newcastle boss Sam Allardyce has urged the Magpies not to sack midfielder Joey Barton. Read

Piper Alpha anniversary memorial

A memorial service will commemorate the 167 offshore workers who died in the Piper Alpha tragedy two decades ago. Read

New-look Liverpool station back in business

ONE of Merseyside’s busiest train stations is finally to re-open on Monday, after a four- month delay. Read

G8 may back UK over Zimbabwe regime

Gordon Brown is preparing for a crunch G8 summit amid signs that the powerful bloc will hit out at Robert Mugabe. Read

Low-key ceremony on 7/7 anniversary

Three years after four bombs ripped through London's public transport network, killing 52 innocent people, survivors and relatives of victims are to remember the attacks on Monday. Read

Church mute over talks with Vatican

The Church of England would not confirm or deny a report that senior bishops have held secret talks with Vatican officials over the crisis in the Anglican Communion. Read

Queues and cost defeat school meals

Secondary school pupils are shunning the queues and expense of the school canteen in favour of cheap junk food from local shops, according to new research. Read

Call for Turks and Caicos inquiry

The Foreign Office was urged by MPs to launch an urgent inquiry into the administration of a far-flung corner of Britain's overseas territories amid lurid allegations of corruption and intimidation. Read

Parents of French victim issue plea

The parents of murdered French student Gabriel Ferez have appealed to the British people to help police catch their son's killer. Read

Civil Service bonuses under fire

The Tories have accused the Government of running a "something for nothing" culture after it was revealed that civil servants banked more than £128 million in bonuses during the last financial year. Read

Royal sale doubles estimate

Hundreds of mementoes that give a unique below stairs insight into the Royal household went under the hammer and fetched hundreds of thousands of pounds. Read

Saints crush sorry Quins

Leon Pryce produced a scintillating display as St Helens swept to the engage Super League summit with a crushing 54-0 win over injury-ravaged Harlequins. Read

Liverpool dream to make Mersey the clipper race home

THOUSANDS of visitors will flock to Albert Dock today to welcome home the Liverpool 08 crew and the Clipper fleet after their round-the-world adventure. Read

Essex boys off to Lord's

England opener Alastair Cook and big-hitter Graham Napier - plus a deadly spell from Ryan ten Doeschate - inspired Essex to reach their first Friends Provident Trophy final for 11 years via a 87-run success over Yorkshire. Read

Man quizzed over student murders

Detectives are questioning a 21-year-old man over the brutal murders of two gifted French research students. Read

Boris leads Pride London parade

London Mayor Boris Johnson donned a pink cowboy hat as he led the annual Gay Pride parade through London. Read

Couple bailed in baby death probe

A man and a woman arrested in connection with the death of a 10-week-old baby boy have been released on bail while inquiries continue. Read

Robson reigns supreme

Laura Robson's Wimbledon debut came to a fairytale end as she toppled Noppawan Lertcheewakarn 6-3 3-6 6-1 to claim the girls' singles title. Read

Division over women bishops exposed

The extent of the divisions within the Church of England over the introduction of women bishops were laid bare in a key debate at the Church's ruling body. Read

Royal sale could hit £500,000

Hundreds of mementoes that give a unique below stairs insight into the Royal household went under the hammer and fetched hundreds of thousands of pounds. Read

'Put them in army', says stepmother

Relatives of a 16-year-old knife victim gathered at the spot where he died as his stepmother called for violent teenagers to be forced to join the army. Read

Valverde lays down early marker

Spain's Alejandro Valverde won the opening stage of the 95th Tour de France after a storming finish in the final kilometre. Read

Labour MSP in by-election running

Labour MSP Margaret Curran has announced she will stand as a candidate for the Glasgow East by-election. Read

Venus wins all-Williams final

Venus Williams claimed her fifth Wimbledon title on Saturday by defeating sister Serena in a hard-fought final on Centre Court. Read

Kovalainen on pole

Heikki Kovalainen secured the first pole position of his Formula One career to put McLaren team-mate Lewis Hamilton in the shade at Silverstone. Read

Geovanni signs for Hull

Hull have completed the signing of Brazil international Geovanni on a free transfer, the club's official website announced on Saturday. Read

Alonso leads the way

Renault driver Fernando Alonso powered to the top of the timesheets in today's final practice session ahead of the British Grand Prix at Silverstone. Read

Kewell ready for new chapter

Australia international Harry Kewell revealed Galatasaray were the pick of several clubs interested in him after signing a two-year deal with the Turkish champions on Saturday. Read

Bolton rubbish Barton reports

Bolton have moved to again rubbish reports linking them with a move for disgraced midfielder Joey Barton. Read

Leading Labour candidate quits race

Scottish Labour's leading candidate for the Glasgow East by-election has officially pulled out of the race. Read

PM's plea to G8 on world poverty

Rich nations must not abandon action to tackle climate change and world poverty in the face of the credit crunch, Gordon Brown has warned fellow G8 leaders. Read

Two arrested over baby's death

The death of a 10-week-old baby boy was being investigated by the police. Read

Plea to press on over women bishops

A leading bishop has urged the Church of England to press ahead with legislation to introduce women bishops in spite of divisions over the issue. Read

Victim's family hail Good Samaritan

The parents of 16-year-old knife victim Shakilus Townsend have paid an emotional thank you to a woman who scared off his attackers and desperately tried to save him. Read

Recipe: Yummy Drummy Salad

THIS salad is both tasty and good for you. Although an adult will need to do the chopping, kids will have fun mixing the mayonnaise and turmeric together to make it a nice bright yellow. Read

Recipes: Perfect peas add extra dimension to almost any dish

WITH their luscious green colourings and sweet taste, peas add an extra dimension to almost any dish. Wintery stews and summery salads can all be livened up with the addition of a few peas, and while there’s nothing wrong with the frozen variety, we strongly recommend stocking up on fresh summer peas, podding them and then freezing them yourself. Read

Carter stars for All Blacks

New Zealand extended their unbeaten home run to 30 matches with a gutsy 19-8 victory over South Africa in the Tri-Nations. Read

Tributes to ‘hugely respected’ soap star

TRIBUTES to Liverpool-born Clive Hornby – Emmerdale’s flat cap-wearing Jack Sugden – were paid yesterday, following his death on Thursday night, at the age of 63. Read

Marshals' courage impresses Alonso

Renault's Fernando Alonso has revealed his new-found respect for trackside marshals after finding himself with a grandstand seat for Felipe Massa's huge accident in Friday's practice session ahead of the British Grand Prix. Read

Peter Crouch set to make a return to South Coast

PETER CROUCH is set to return to former club Portsmouth this weekend in a deal that could eventually rise to £11million. Read

Garry Newlove widow's sadness after Jack Straw meeting

THE widow of Warrington murder victim Garry Newlove has spoken of her disappointment after meeting Justice Secretary Jack Straw to discuss her crusade against Britain’s thugs. Read

Torres reveals Anfield inspirations

Liverpool striker Fernando Torres believes pressure from Rafael Benitez and inspiration from Steven Gerrard have helped him to become a global superstar and European champion. Read

Seven share £91m Navy carriers work

Seven firms have won contracts worth £91 million as part of work on two giant aircraft carriers for the Royal Navy. Read

60 years on: Liverpool unveils news NHS challenges

Today, the National Health Service celebrates its 60th anniversary. @Liza Williams@ looks back at how it has changed the lives of Merseyside people and the challenges that lie ahead Read

Photographers set out to uncover hidden Liverpool

TWO Liverpool designers are recruiting an army of amateur photographers to immortalise the signs and inscriptions that tell us the hidden history of Liverpool. Read

Stab victim Ben's appeal to Brown

Teenage stab victim Ben Kinsella made an appeal to Gordon Brown to stamp out knife crime, it has been reported. Read

Wily Benitez hails Philipp Degen as shrewd slice of business for Liverpool

ON the first anniversary of the day Fernando Torres arrived at Anfield in a record-breaking £28million deal, manager Rafael Benitez has hailed the potential of a player who cost the club nothing. Read

Tracey Emin bird sculpture stolen from Liverpool Cathedral is returned

TRACEY EMIN’S stolen tiny bird sculpture, which had perched outside Liverpool’s Cathedral, has been returned in a padded envelope. Read

Rhinos wait on Sinfield prognosis

Leeds are desperately hoping the misery of their latest engage Super League defeat is not compounded by the loss of inspirational captain Kevin Sinfield for their Wembley bid. Read

Williams senior on to a winner

The Williams sisters will contest their third Wimbledon final on Saturday afternoon without the reassuring presence of father Richard in the stands. Read

Nadal provides test for Federer

Roger Federer has admitted he faces one of the greatest challenges of his career to extend what he calls his "perfect" Wimbledon campaign for one more match and claim his record-breaking sixth title in a row. Read

Ankle op to rule out Ronaldo

Manchester United may yet kick off next season without Cristiano Ronaldo - but the club insist it will not be because he is being sold to Real Madrid. Read

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