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The Guardian].Now, several organisers of the pilot events that range from nightclub gatherings to comedy showcases have rejected suggestions of COVID passports.

straight to your inboxPicture a player Pep Guardiola would break Manchester City's transfer record for.A man with attitude, and an attitude problem, who nobody else wanted... and who didn't really want to join, doesn't spring to mind.Even if that player was a proven Champions League and European Championship winner who had scored goals for Arsenal, Real Madrid, PSG and Liverpool, City nowadays put the character of a potential signing on a par with talent when recruiting.Simply put, if a

direct to your inbox Police are cracking down on coronavirus rule-breakers across the country as new stricter laws came into force.

direct to your inboxThugs shouted 'Manchester Manchester' at horrified onlookers after battering a man in a shop doorway in Liverpool city centre. Mobile phone footage shows two men kicking and punching the man on Basnett Street in front of Christmas shoppers on Sunday, the Liverpool Echo reports.

attack a homeless man has hit back saying 'I don't give a f***k'. We told how abhorrent footage of the brute kicking the rough sleeper in Liverpool city centre went viral on social media.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock has been urged to introduce a 'work out to help out' scheme to encourage physical activity for those in Tier 3 lockdown areas.It comes after gyms and leisure centres in the Liverpool city region were forced to close after the are was moved into Tier 3.Tory MP Caroline Johnson, who represents Sleaford and North Hykeham, suggested the initiative in the House of Commons on Thursday.It would be broadly based on the 'Eat Out to Help Out' scheme which launched in

today announced a new three tiered Covid Alert Level system in England, with areas designated as being at either medium, high, or very high risk.The medium alert level will consist of current national measures such as the rule of six and 10pm curfew, with the high alert level seeing households banned from mixing indoors.The very high level will see household mixing banned and pubs and bars closed as a "baseline", with further measures agreed based on local circumstances.The Liverpool city region

confusion and anger over the government’s plans for the conurbation.

coronavirus cases rise.

straight to your inboxManchester City face their most important game of the season so far as they face Arsenal in the FA Cup semi-final at Wembley later.With the Premier League won by Liverpool, City's next priority is the FA Cup, as Pep Guardiola's men look to complete a cup treble this season by adding the cup and Champions League to the Carabao Cup.Guardiola has rotated his side in recent weeks to ensure City are in the best possible condition for this semi-final, with Kevin De Bruyne and

will pay employers £1,000 for each worker that is kept on until at least January next year as part of a £9bn job retention bonus scheme.

Liverpool FC's Premier title win. Merseyside Police last night issued a section 34 dispersal order for Liverpool city centre – allowing officers to break up groups of more than two people – until Sunday after what they have described as 'significant disorder' over night.Thousands of people gathered at the Pier Head for a second night of celebrations after Liverpool were confirmed as league champions for the first team in 30 years on Thursday night when City lost 2-1 at Chelsea.

hereMr Burnham also highlighted the 'unfair' nature of funding - with bus and rail operators receiving full packages to see them through the pandemic, while authority-run services were left to make up shortfalls and receive only short-term bailouts.He and Liverpool City mayor Steve Rotheram told a transport select committee that funding needed to be 'brought under one' roof so leaders could integrate funding over buses, trams and other modes to 'build back public transport'.Mr Burnham said the

click here.Or to like his Facebook page and keep up to date with the latest breaking news, click here.Here's the link to the M.E.N's main Facebook page where we share our latest stories.Mr Burnham, speaking on BBC Breakfast earlier, said: "I warned, together with the mayor of the Liverpool city region, a few weeks ago when the first relaxation of lockdown came, that it was too soon for the North West."We were a few weeks behind London and the South East and our view was more time was needed to

A guest at a Liverpool hotel has reportedly self-quarantined inside his hotel room after suffering the symptoms of coronavirus.