Mar 17 2010 | Liverpool News
PLANS to turn Liverpool into a world superport will be hit by a planning shake-up “not fit for purpose”, MPs will warn today. Read
Mar 17 2010 | Liverpool News
AROUND 1,000 new jobs will be brought to Liverpool in the coming months as part of the continuing drive to create a “Superport” in the region, the Daily Post can reveal. Read
Mar 17 2010 | Liverpool News
RULES banning hospital doctors and visitors from sitting on patients’ beds “diminish the joys of life” and are “dehumanising”, a medic said today. Read
Mar 17 2010 | Liverpool News
SHADOW Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt said he could not understand the BBC’s logic in dropping 6 Music but retaining another “niche” service such as Radio 3. Read
Mar 17 2010 | Liverpool News
THE effects of advertising on children should be treated as a public health issue, an expert will say today. Read
Mar 17 2010 | Liverpool News
THE mother of a five-year-old British boy freed by kidnappers in Pakistan has spoken of her relief and the joy of hearing his voice again. Read
Mar 17 2010 | Liverpool News
A FAMILY was deported from Morocco and forced to leave their adopted son behind after being accused of trying to convert children to Christianity at an orphanage. Read
Mar 17 2010 | Liverpool News
OIL giant Royal Dutch Shell has announced a further 1,000 job cuts – some of which could fall in Ellesmere Port. Read
Mar 17 2010 | Liverpool News
CAMPAIGNERS have criticised the Canadian government for raising quotas for the annual harp seal hunt despite “disastrous” ice conditions and lack of a market for the animal products. Read
Mar 17 2010 | Liverpool News
THE first effects of the planned strike by British Airways cabin crew emerged last night as time was running out to avert the action. Read
Mar 17 2010 | Liverpool News
A TOP Liverpool law firm sacked a pregnant partner because she would be a drain on resources, a tribunal heard yesterday. Read
Mar 17 2010 | Liverpool News
THE tribunal also heard yesterday how “overpaid” senior partners could have taken pay cuts to save Sarah Sweeney’s job at DLA Piper. Read
Mar 17 2010 | Liverpool News
AN INDEPENDENT health watchdog has given a clean bill of health to two Mersey hospitals. Read
Mar 17 2010 | Liverpool News
PLAY it again Sam. And again. And again. Read
Mar 17 2010 | Liverpool News
THE race for one of Labour’s safest parliamentary seats in Merseyside has entered its final stages. Read
Mar 17 2010 | Liverpool News
AN INNOVATIVE folding electric plug has beaten a final collection by late fashion guru Alexander McQueen to land a top design award. Read
Mar 17 2010 | Liverpool News
ROMANTIC fiction author and Daily Post columnist Jane Costello scooped an award for her most recent book at a prestigious ceremony held yesterday. Read
Mar 17 2010 | Liverpool News
A GOVERNMENT crackdown on dangerous dogs was branded a shambles last night after a key measure was junked just one week after it was announced. Read
Mar 17 2010 | Liverpool News
PEOPLE seeing GPs for minor ailments such as coughs and colds are having a “catastrophic impact” on the NHS, leading healthcare professionals warned. Read
Mar 17 2010 | Liverpool News
PARENTS will be able to have their say on plans to merge two Wirral secondary schools and create a new academy. Read
Mar 17 2010 | Liverpool News
CELEBRITY chef Jamie Oliver will bring his own brand of Italian cooking to Liverpool when he opens a new restaurant in June. Read
Mar 17 2010 | Liverpool News
LIVERPOOL councillors have approved plans for 188 new homes at Edge Lane. Read
Mar 17 2010 | Liverpool News
CHESTER Zoo has donated a bronze elephant calf to the city – similar to that at the popular tourist attraction’s own main entrance. Read
Mar 17 2010 | Liverpool News
TO PARAPHRASE PG Wodehouse, it is never very difficult to tell the difference between an economist and a ray of sunshine. It certainly seems that the media is currently full of opinions from members of “the dismal science” cautioning against getting carried away by the recent strength in investment markets. Read