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Mother reaches justice mark

By Sophie Fairclough

A mother who has fought a 20-year battle for a new inquiry into her son’s death at Hillsborough has passed the required 100,000 signatures for action to be taken >>

Squatters stay defiant

By Liam Deveney, Website Editor

Squatters have pledged to continue their Occupy Liverpool protest indefinitely after taking over an empty office block >>

Central set for £20m revamp

By Gemma Sherlock

One of the busiest Merseyrail stations, Liverpool Central, will be closed for six months from April as it undergoes major construction >>

MP McGovern talks to JMU

EXCLUSIVE

By Helen Dodd, Managing Editor

Alison McGovern speaks about youth unemployment, the campaign for the release of Hillsborough files, what it is like working for a former PM... and life as an expectant mother >>

Staff fear prison violence

EXCLUSIVE by Liam Deveney, Website Editor

In an exclusive interview with JMU Journalism, a highly-experienced serving officer has painted a damning picture of life inside HMP Liverpool for the prison staff >>

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Queen visits new museum

By Camilla Cole & Stefanie Zuber

The Queen came to the city with the Duke of Edinburgh to officially open the Museum of Liverpool on a tour of Merseyside >>

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Leveson Inquiry explained

By Professor Chris Frost, Head of Journalism

Celebrities have been queuing up to speak at the Leveson Inquiry, keen to dish dirt on the tabloids that only a short while before had been dishing dirt on them >>

Army helps charity housing scheme

Play aims to educate youth

The Army has helped a Liverpool charity complete their goal of building 23 homes >>

LSU holds hair-raising charity event

Police have commissioned a play to prevent young people taking part in gang crime >>

Routledge returns to her roots

Patricia Routledge returned to Liverpool to talk about her six-decade career >>

Church reacts to homosexuality row

More than £500 was raised at Liverpool Students’ Union in aid of Children in Need >>

TUC leader Barber fears for students

Brendan Barber says it would be a "disaster" if students are priced out of university >>

Behind the scenes at Radio City

Church has spoken out over articles which it claims make “misleading” comments >>

Sailor returns safe after late drama

We spent a day at the station with Radio City Sports Producer Carl Woodward >>

A Liverpool yachtsman and his parrot emerged unscathed from a brush with death >>

Residents show anger towards council

Liverpool actor backs care campaign

A well-meaning meeting at Liverpool Town Hall nearly descended into chaos >>

JMU Journalism visits Radio Merseyside

Paul Barber returned to the city to give his support to a campaign very close to his heart >>

LJMU awards record £700k

Five JMU Journalism Radio students were given the chance to tour BBC Radio Merseyside >>

Liverpool John Moores University is awarding a record £700,000 to students in scholarships >>

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