A MERSEYSIDE woman is appealing to football supporters to help give her autistic nephew a normal life. Christine Moore has been collecting money from Everton fans outside Goodison Park to send the three-year-old to a special school in America. Independent Christine, from Clent G

By Barry Turnbull A REPORT backing plans to keep postal services in Liverpool won city council backing today. Council leader Frank Prendergast said the document proved building a new centre at Speke instead of Warrington was the better option. Consultants examined the case for s

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GARSTON MP Maria Eagle has hit back at trade union condemnation of the government's Fairness at Work proposals. Miss Eagle hit out after TUC general secretary John Monks slammed the plans 'for requiring a threshold of 40% support from a workforce before union recognition is gran

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