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Funeral for murdered TA soldier
The funeral for a Wirral reservist soldier killed by a rogue Afghan policeman takes place later.

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Everton's stadium plan rejected
Everton's hopes of a new stadium in Kirkby appear to be over after reports that a planned £400m development has been rejected.

What now for Everton and Kirkby?
Listen again to the debate on the Roger Phillips phone-in on BBC Radio Merseyside.

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Wind farm questioned
Objections to a wind farm in Frodsham over how much energy it will provide

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No cuts at Vauxhall plant
General Motors announces its 354 job losses will all be at its Luton plant and none from Ellesmere Port.

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Meat factory's 270 new jobs
A meat factory on Wirral is to create 270 jobs at its sausage manufacturing plant, months after axing 300 positions.

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Man seriously injured in stabbing
A man is in a critical condition in hospital after being stabbed during an incident at a property on Merseyside.

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Moyes fumes at 'shocking' display
David Moyes laments a 'shocking' performance at Hull that he believes could drag his side into a relegation battle.

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Tranmere v Aldershot
Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's game between Tranmere and Aldershot in the FA Cup.

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Liverpool makes 2018 Cup bid case
The 15 cities hoping to be part of England's bid to host the 2018 World Cup finals have submitted their cases for inclusion.

The Guide: weekend things to do
A round up of some of the events happening in Merseyside and Cheshire for the weekend 28-29 November 2009.

Chance to 'discover' sculptures
Liverpool artist Stephen Hitchin take visitors on a journey through the Victoria Gallery and Museum.

Making an impact on gang culture
How Children in Need money is transforming the lives of young people and taking them off the streets of Norris Green.

Mother's support for Brown letter
A Merseyside mother speaks out in support of Gordon Brown's letter writing.

Richard O'Flynn
The LIPA graduate plays easy-listening, upbeat acoustic numbers