Liverpool’s in the news after a driver pleaded guilty to deliberately attacking crowds at the recent parade, shocking the city.
Avanti West Coast has announced a summer timetable reduction on key intercity routes, trimming about 38 weekday services from July 20 to August 28 after a government request to curb spending. The changes target routes with multiple trains per hour and aim to minimize disruption while keeping revenue intact. The move precedes potential public ownership of the rail network.
Two men, Dean Higgins and Connor Barnett, were involved in a dangerous police chase in Leeds and Warrington after stealing tyres. Higgins was jailed for 27 months, Barnett for 14 months. The pursuit included a collision with police and was supported by multiple forces.
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves advocates for closer economic ties with the EU to boost trade, reduce costs, and avoid being 'stranded' between trading blocs. She emphasizes the importance of aligning EU regulations where beneficial, amid ongoing debates over Brexit's economic impact.
On March 24, 2026, Mohamed Salah announced he will leave Liverpool at the end of the 2025-26 season, ending a nine-year tenure. Salah and Liverpool agreed to terminate his contract a year early, allowing him to become a free agent. Potential destinations include Saudi Arabia's Pro League and Major League Soccer, while New York City FC has not yet engaged in talks.
A 7-month-old girl was fatally shot in Brooklyn when gunmen on a moped fired into a crowd. Her mother and brother were injured. Police are searching for suspects, with one in custody for unrelated reasons. The incident highlights ongoing gun violence in the area.