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An editor's note about this city's monopoly newspaper and its owner Reach Plc

The Post is a new quality newspaper for Liverpool and Merseyside, delivered via email. We send well-written, in-depth stories about politics, culture, business, history and local people straight to...

The road to nowhere: The inside story of how 'invest to earn' crippled our finances

As bitter rivals Liverpool power towards domestic and European success, the people’s club – Everton – find themselves awkwardly straddling competing identities

In his most in-depth interview since his fall from grace, the former mayor tells The Post: 'I can look you in the eye and swear on the holy Bible. I’ve never done anything to hurt this city'

The newspaper has been accused of an extraordinary overreach of its power

'Where is that investigative journalism going to come from in the future?'

How a tweet about spraying Hoylake beach spiralled into a war of words

In his most in-depth interview since his fall from grace, the former mayor tells The Post: 'I can look you in the eye and swear on the holy Bible. I’ve never done anything to hurt this city'

Worse still, says David Lloyd, they’re mutating the few remaining streets that used to make us feel at home.

A reliable cure for the February blues? A walk round the city

Liverpool's bid shows what the city can achieve when it puts its mind to it

Liverpool's bid shows what the city can achieve when it puts its mind to it

Looking out over sparkling waters, grey seals and ancient ruins, Chris Williams finds a connection with nature - and with his father

'I'm devastated to learn of these unfounded accusations, in what feels like an orchestrated and biased attempt to undermine a reputation I have established over 15 years'

Last night was supposed to be a moment to commemorate the victims of a tragedy. We were there as it descended into a violent and bloody riot

How anti-asylum seeker sentiment boiled over outside the Suites Hotel

Three gardeners with over 100 years experience have been redeployed — is this the end of the road?

Exclusive: Police are investigating a senior teacher who was employed and promoted by one of the North’s top performing schools

What happened to Matthew Smith?

The name Harrington barely registers today - but it was once envisioned as a 'New Liverpool'

‘We stick together, and we never see anyone struggle’

Who really owns Liverpool’s retail mecca?

To retain its young people and thrive, the city and its wider region need to create interesting, well paid jobs. But the private sector isn’t buying what Liverpool is selling.

It was once Liverpool's grandest hotel - but under the direction of current owners Britannia it's a pale shadow of its former self.

We had a few boring questions about the building that used to make Rice Krispies. But then some lawyers sent us a much better story

On a city that can’t stop breaking my heart

Post Investigation: Paranoia, prayers and tears at the Eldonian Village

An editor’s note from Abi and Jack

An editor's note from Jack

Government investigators will explore ‘unmanaged conflicts of interest’ at the influential Big Help Project, which is run by a former Labour councillor

Reach's traffic targets cut papers off from the communities they serve.

We're on the shortlist for the English National Opera. Cultural insiders wonder whether we're on the cusp of something big

The latest twist in the Nelson Mandela bridge saga

A member of the Athenaeum has been accused of alarming bigotry. So why wasn't he expelled?

Liverpool's bid shows what the city can achieve when it puts its mind to it

A note from our new recruit

Southport’s own Josh Mcloughlin studies the tribes of Merseyside

Restoring this city’s heritage? Not quite as easy as ABC

The endless high of a joyride round Liverpool