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Hosted by Corey with the Story, Liverpool News Today delivers fast, focused daily updates on the stories shaping Liverpool—from local news and business to culture, sports, and community developments. Designed for quick, on-the-go listening, each episode brings you up to speed in minutes. Produced by AI for speed, consistency, and global scale, the show is part of The Daily News Now network—bringing local news to every city in the world and keeping communities connected. Liverpool News Today is your daily snapshot of what’s happening across the city. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai

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Jul 11, 2026

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UK’s First Grand Prix Coin Unveiled | Liverpool News 11.07.2026

The Royal Mint just released a historic fifty-pence coin celebrating 100 years of British Grand Prix racing — featuring a 1926 classic racer and a 2026 F1 car, honoring everything from Brooklands to Silverstone. Plus, a limited-edition gold version made from recycled metal is available until August 2nd, priced from £15 to £2,420 — a must-have for motorsport fans and collectors alike. Listen in com...

Canella Drive Residents Fear for Safety | Liverpool News 11.07.2026

For five years, residents of Canella Drive in Norris Green have lived in terror as a fenced-off electricity substation—left vulnerable after a storm—has become a dumping ground and hotspot for anti-social behavior, including fly-tipping, public indecency, and youths using it for fireworks. Mostly older residents, too afraid to speak out, say their homes are no longer safe. Despite years of pleas,...

Birkenhead Market Moves Amid Mixed Reactions | Liverpool News 11.07.2026

Birkenhead Market, a historic hub since the 1830s, is relocating to the Pyramids Shopping Centre after previous plans fell through — bringing mixed emotions for vendors. Longtime traders like Mike Eccles are optimistic, seeing the move as a chance to revive foot traffic in a currently empty space, while others like Valerie Hudson, who’s been there 25 years, feel sidelined and unfairly excluded. Ru...

Anita Manning's Antiques Legacy | Liverpool News 11.07.2026

Anita Manning, antiques legend and Scotland’s first female auctioneer, shares her fifty-year journey from dance studio to auction block, revealing how her father’s passion sparked a lifelong love for craftsmanship and history. From Bargain Hunt to Flog It!, she’s not just a presenter but a master dealer who built Great Western Auctions with her daughter — blending family, service, and savvy. And y...

Citric Acid Secret for Soft Towels | Liverpool News 11.07.2026

Tired of towels that turn gritty after washes? The culprit? Hard water and detergent residue. Experts say citric acid—found in citrus, odorless and powerful—breaks down mineral buildup and neutralizes soap scum. Just soak towels in a quarter cup dissolved in hot water for 15 minutes, then rinse cold. Skip powder detergent and use less of the rest. Simple tweaks = soft, fluffy towels every time. Li...

Shower Glass Hack with Sponge Pad | Liverpool News 11.07.2026

Tired of cloudy shower glass? Skip the pricey cleaners—just grab a soft kitchen sponge pad, add a dab of dish soap, and scrub in circles. It lifts grime effortlessly, leaves glass sparkling, and costs less than seven bucks for a pack of three. Five minutes. Zero hassle. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai Thi...

Pickford's Historic World Cup Rise | Liverpool News 11.07.2026

Jordan Pickford is poised to etch his name in England’s World Cup history as the nation’s most capped player with his 18th appearance, following a commanding performance against Mexico that cemented his status as the undisputed No. 1. With 44 clean sheets in 89 caps and 23 in the last two Premier League seasons — second only to David Raya — Pickford’s consistency, maturity, and improved distributi...

Heatwave Relief on the Way | Liverpool News 11.07.2026

UK’s sweltering heatwave shows no sign of letting up, with temperatures soaring past 33°C and an amber alert in force for the north west — but relief is on the horizon. An easterly breeze is set to bring cooler air next week, shifting the hottest zones toward the southwest as high pressure moves north. While the southeast may ease slightly this weekend, full relief won’t arrive until mid-July, as...

Anita’s Antiques Legacy | Liverpool News 11.07.2026

Anita, Scotland’s trailblazing 78-year-old auctioneer and co-founder of The Great Western Auctions Ltd, has turned her childhood auction dreams into a TV legend—becoming a fan-favorite on Bargain Hunt with her no-nonsense Glaswegian charm and record-breaking deals. From teaching PE to launching a top auction house with her daughter, she’s shattered gender barriers in antiques while turning her own...

UK Heatwave Hits Record Levels | Liverpool News 11.07.2026

UK heatwave hits hard as Liverpool could top Barcelona with 30C highs, amber alert issued for North West and spreading across major regions — extreme temps threaten health services, elderly and vulnerable groups at risk, potential power strain, and dry heat could linger for days with thunderstorms possible later. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dn...

Millionaire's Row Mansion Hits Market | Liverpool News 11.07.2026

A jaw-dropping $1.65 million mansion hits the market on Merseyside’s elite Victoria Road, boasting Mediterranean flair, a private cinema, gym, sauna, pool, and coastal views—just steps from Formby and a golf course. This isn’t your average luxury home: it’s a five-bedroom powerhouse with a log-burner lounge, conservatory, and chef’s kitchen, plus a converted coach house for entertainment. It follo...

England Win World Cup? Bank Holiday? | Liverpool News 11.07.2026

England’s World Cup quarter-final clash against Norway has everyone buzzing—not just for the match, but what happens if they win it all. Opposition leader Sir Keir, who recently chatted amiably with Norway’s PM, dodged a direct answer about a potential bank holiday but teased he’d weigh in if England reaches the final. If they do, July 19th—Friday after the final—is the hotly tipped date for the n...

David O'Toole Back in Jail After 9-Month Escape | Liverpool News 11.07.2026

David OToole, back behind bars after a nine-month escape, was caught slumped over the wheel of a crashed car in North Wales. With a history that includes animal cruelty — yelling “go on, get him” as his dog attacked a tortoise — and attempting to smuggle $150K worth of cannabis, OToole’s latest offense involved fleeing custody and possessing drugs. He admitted guilt, received a nine-month sentence...

Ann Widdecombe Death Under Investigation | Liverpool News 11.07.2026

Former Conservative MP Ann Widdecombe, known for her political career and Strictly Come Dancing stint, was found dead at home with serious injuries, sparking a major police investigation. A 26-year-old man was briefly arrested but later released and is no longer considered a suspect. Authorities are actively pursuing leads, urging the public to come forward with any information — anonymously via C...

Scouse Roots from Viking Seas | Liverpool News 11.07.2026

From Viking settlers to World Cup showdowns, Liverpool’s “Scouse” identity traces back over a thousand years to Norse roots, with place names, carved stones, and even a sailor’s stew shaping the city’s soul. As waves of Scandinavians passed through during the Industrial Revolution, their culture blended into local life—turning a humble stew into a badge of honor. Today, that legacy echoes on the p...

Anthony Gordon's Rise from Widnes | Liverpool News 11.07.2026

Anthony Gordon’s rise from a schoolyard sensation in Widnes to a 23-cap England international is pure grit. Teachers passed him the ball—literally—because he was that dominant. Dropped by Liverpool, he bounced back with Everton and Newcastle, logging over 200 games while chasing his dream. His relentless drive, fueled by a mom who traveled every step of the way and late-night training sessions, tu...

Hosepipe Bans Explained | Liverpool News 11.07.2026

When your garden’s thirsty and the taps run dry, hosepipe bans may be the last resort—water companies like United Utilities step in only when reservoirs are dangerously low and voluntary savings aren’t enough. These bans, which shut down watering, car washing, and kiddie pools, aim to protect drinking water and critical needs. Decisions are made carefully, factoring in drought alerts, reservoir le...

Heatwave Hits Birds Hard | Liverpool News 11.07.2026

Birds are in serious trouble as the UK’s heatwave hits — nearly half of all bird species could vanish in decades. Summer is their most vulnerable time, especially with soaring temps making it hard for them to raise chicks. Help them now by offering shallow water trays or ponds (keep them clean to avoid disease), and skip peanuts/seeds from May to October — opt instead for mealworms or suet balls....

Bold Street’s Time Slip Mystery | Liverpool News 11.07.2026

Bold Street in Liverpool isn’t just a bustling shopping hub—it’s a time-bending mystery where people report sudden, eerie jumps into the past. In 1996, Frank wandered off and returned to find his bookstore replaced by a department store, the street dressed in 1950s vibes, and strangers equally baffled. Others, like a woman in 1971, say they’ve been spotted by people from their own time slips. Expe...

North and South Captivates Audiences | Liverpool News 11.07.2026

A BBC adaptation of Elizabeth Gaskell’s “North and South” is exploding on iPlayer, captivating audiences with its gritty portrayal of 1850s industrial England, fierce class divides, and a magnetic love story. Margaret Hale, a southern idealist thrust into the harsh realities of the industrial North, finds herself drawn to—and challenged by—the enigmatic mill owner John Thornton. As their worlds co...

How OMD Rewired Pop with Synths | Liverpool News 11.07.2026

From two Wirral teens and a tape recorder, Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark rewired pop music with synth-driven innovation, blending Kraftwerk’s futurism with ABBA’s hooks to birth the synth-pop revolution. Their trailblazing sound inspired Erasure, Depeche Mode, U2, and The Killers, earning them 17 top-ten hits and a legacy that defied genre. Though early gigs terrified skeptical audiences, thei...

The Cello Kid Who Scores Goals | Liverpool News 11.07.2026

Thelo Aasgaard, Norway’s surprise World Cup star, is set to face England—his journey from Liverpool’s academy to Rangers and his emotional call-up to his father’s homeland is anything but ordinary. Raised by professional cellists, his parents credit classical music’s discipline and repetition for his football mastery, turning the pitch into his stage. His creativity and artistry on the field—like...

The Spanish Scouser’s Crypto Fall | Liverpool News 11.07.2026

A 24-year-old crypto enthusiast known as the “Spanish Scouser” got a four-year, ten-month sentence for helping notorious drug lords, the Coggins brothers, launder millions in cash and drugs. Midgley, desperate to help his mom after his dad’s death and during the pandemic, got sucked into a sophisticated smuggling ring — offering Bitcoin advice to Francis Coggins, who ran a cocaine operation from S...

Maghull Council Defends Insurance Settlement | Liverpool News 11.07.2026

Maghull Town Council is firmly denying claims that a million pounds has gone missing from their insurance payout for the town hall fire, insisting the settlement was fully accounted for and agreed upon by both parties. While some councilors push for transparency over the lower-than-expected settlement and lack of a project manager, the council maintains work is already underway on repairs and new...

Zoflora vs The Pink Stuff Sink Test | Liverpool News 11.07.2026

Two budget-friendly bathroom sink cleaners, Zoflora and The Pink Stuff, face off in a real-world test. The Pink Stuff wins on ease and shine, lifting toothpaste stains with minimal scrubbing—but its scent fades fast. Zoflora, pricier but more fragrant, leaves a long-lasting, luxurious aroma that lingers for hours, plus it’s a disinfectant killing 99.9% of germs. For a sparkling sink with a scent t...

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