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And I've been lucky with the people I've been able to deal with at Everton, both on and off the camera and, you know, in public and behind the scenes as well.

Royal Blue podcast from the Liverpool Echo.

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Available at participating locations through November 3rd.

The Royal Blue podcast from the Liverpool Echo.

Can I ask a question? Yeah, go on.

You know, I don't want to say it's dead 'cause I still think there are big regionals that do a bloody good job.

Like, I think, you know, the Manchester Evening News is great, I think the Yorkshire Post is really good, I think Liverpool Echo is really good.

There are still strong regional newspapers.

But do you think that, you know, a lot of this, um, kind of corruption watch and effectively, there is work that should be, that would've been being done by local news.

And then Sunderland signed Patrick van Aanholt.

I did an article about him, and then the Liverpool Echo, the Southampton Daily Post.

And I also run another website, like I say, totaldutchfootball.com.

But because that's every week, and I've got a busy lifestyle, I've got a full-time job, and I do a lot of fitness and that sort of thing.

James Murray is financial secretary to the Treasury.

And Liam Thorpe is political editor of the Liverpool Echo.

Now, we are going to take some more calls on the pensions triple lock in Andy Burnham's speech.

Peter's in Leighton Stone.

Jeremy, thank you very much indeed and thanks to all of you for calling this hour.

Plenty of opportunity for you to call in the next hour on Cross Question.

joining me on the panel here in liverpool we've got the financial secretary to the treasury james murray we have peter fleming from the equity trade union and liam thor political editor of the liverpool echo they're here to take your questions not just on andy burnham's speech though i suspect that will feature at some point but anything you'd like to ask our panel on politics on the labour party on the labour government andy burnham or anything else you'd like to ask 0345 6060973.

You can WhatsApp us on that number too.

Uh, Paul Fleming is General Secretary of the Arts and Entertainment Trade Union Equity, also former Labour Councillor.

Liam Thorpe is political editor of the Liverpool Echo.

He's the co-author of the book Head North: A Rallying Cry for a More Equal Britain, alongside Andy Burnham and the Liverpool City Region Mayor, Steve Rotherham, which is apparently outselling my book in the conference bookshop.

Outrageous behavior.

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[laughs] Right.

Liam Thorpe is here, political editor of the Li- uh, Liverpool Echo, and Paul Fleming, General Secretary of the Arts and Entertainments Union Equity.

Right.

On the panel tomorrow, we'll also be coming to you live from the Labour Party Conference in Liverpool.

We have the National Education Union's General Secretary, Daniel Kabedi, plus the Liverpool Echo newspaper's political editor and co-author of a book with Andy Burnham, Liam Thorpe.

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And the verdict today marks the end of an incredibly painful journey in our lives.

In the weeks following Christopher's conviction, the Liverpool Echo published an investigation based on a retired Cheshire police officer's account describing what he believed were missed opportunities that allowed Christopher to stay free for nearly two decades.

On April 9th, 2003, police were called to a residential address after reports that men had demanded 1,500 pounds and threatened trouble.

Officers spotted a car nearby and attempted to stop it.