49 things you may never have noticed when walking around Liverpool city centre

49 things you may never have noticed when walking around Liverpool city centre

You may never have spotted the white liver bird or the hidden drinking fountain

Game changing boost for Littlewoods Film Studios plan as £17m funding secured for site

Game changing boost for Littlewoods Film Studios plan as £17m funding secured for site

'Pop-up' film studios are set to open this year, with an end in sight to years of uncertainty surrounding building's future

Sick Ruby Princess passengers allowed to disembark after ABF officer misread test results

Sick Ruby Princess passengers allowed to disembark after ABF officer misread test results

A senior Border Force officer who allowed 2,700 people to disembark the Ruby Princess cruise ship mistakenly believed passengers had tested negative to COVID-19, when they had instead tested negative for the common flu.

Ship seized on Newcastle wharf over alleged crew underpayment and bullying

Newcastle ship seizure by ITF has national ramifications: 'flag of convenience' vessel on coastal run |UPDATED

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Glasgow Lives in Lockdown - Ross, 34, south side, founder and creative director and Luke, 24, Ibrox, marketing director for Finnieston Clothing

Tonight, we speak to Ross and Luke of Finnieston clothing about launching the brand, why they're distinctly Glaswegian and the challenges they faced during lockdown.

Post-pandemic travel: New port builds tourism hope, brings pollution fears to Alaskan town

Alaska’s cruise industry started expanding in the 1990s and by 2017 was pumping $202 million into Ketchikan’s economy every summer — more than 90% of which came from tourist spending, according to the town’s visitor’s bureau.

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