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July 06, 2025

'A harrowing reminder of the tragic reality we've been confronted with'

THE last time I saw Virgil van Dijk and Andy Robertson in the flesh, they were holding the Premier League trophy during Liverpool FC’s victory parade. It was difficult to hold back the tears when I saw them again yesterday, as they led a delegation of Reds players into the Igreja Matriz de Gondomar church for Diogo Jota and Andre Silva's funeral.

3 mins

Carpet of tributes grows at Anfield as fans pay tribute to their No.20

FLOWERS and messages of tribute continued to mount at Anfield yesterday as Diogo Jota and his brother Andre Silva were laid to rest.

1 mins

And still they come...

FLOWERS and messages of tribute continued to mount at Anfield yesterday as Diogo Jota and his brother Andre Silva were laid to rest.

1 mins

Case that proved this cruel law had to go

The ECHO's Liam Thorp on the outdated Vagrancy Act

3 mins

I CAME FACE TO FACE WITH THE KILLER OF MY TWIN

Brother tells of meeting with murderer

5 mins

Pool is back in the swim after repairs

A WIRRAL leisure centre has reopened its pool for the first time in months after repairs to sort out falling ceiling tiles.

1 mins

HEAD'S IDEA THAT BEGAN 50 YEARS OF FRIDAY CLUB FUN

Brother Kerrigan wanted invites for local vulnerable people

3 mins

Postbox dates back to Victorian times

A RARE piece of Victorian history can still be seen in Birkenhead - and many people pass by it every day without realising how special it is.

1 mins

A rare special delivery, right on our doorstep

A RARE piece of Victorian history can still be seen in Birkenhead - and many people pass by it every day without realising how special it is.

1 mins

Reform MP resigns over loan claims

MP James McMurdock has resigned the Reform UK whip amid questions over “business propriety during the pandemic”.

1 mins

Being spat at in street only made me more determined

Sam has set sights on comedy stardom

2 mins

Another heatwave on the cards next week

A THIRD heatwave within four weeks could hit parts of the UK by mid-July, the Met Office has said.

1 mins

My 50 years working at JLA have flown by!

A LIVERPOOL mum saw her life change forever when she received a job offer by telegram 50 years ago.

4 mins

FRONT OF HOUSE

GIVE YOUR VISITORS A WARM WELCOME WITH A GORGEOUS GARDEN

2 mins

The sky's the limit

RAIN DIDN'T DAMPEN FIONA WHITTY'S FAMILY FUN ON THE MOST PERFECT OF WELSH BREAKS

4 mins

Cooking up quality chat

THE stress of a top chef watching as you cook your favourite meal is enough to make you second guess yourself using a spoon.

1 mins

SUNDAY BRUNCH PODCASTS

Best buddies and stand-ups Pierre Novellie and Phil Wang are performing the first BudPod Live! of 2025 at this weekend's bumper Crossed Wires podcast festival in Sheffield and you couldn't wish for sharper, sillier company.

1 mins

'WE'RE NOT STUPID'

Trescothick says England don't need to take big risks in pursuit of win over India

2 mins

'Attitude was all wrong' - Burgess

PAUL Rowley called Salford's performance in their 22-12 loss to Warrington their best of the season as his side pushed the visitors for more than 70 minutes and had opportunities to pull off only their second win of a troubled campaign.