2 d. ago Prem icon questions Liverpool after nightmare Galatasaray start – 'does he trust his team'

Liverpool's problems from the weekend against Crystal Palace continued into the week as they feel behind early against Galatasaray in the Champions League

Politics

6 d. ago Arne Slot’s late show flipped on its head to leave one crucial Liverpool question

Crystal Palace 2-1 Liverpool: In a season defined by late winners so far, the Reds were dealt a taste of their own medicine against one of their least favourite opponents

Politics

2 w. ago Liverpool chairman’s reaction to Marc Guehi January transfer question says everything

A matter of weeks after Liverpool failed to sign Marc Guehi on transfer deadline day, Reds chairman Tom Werner was asked about the prospect of the club trying their luck again in January

Politics

2 w. ago Southport killer ‘could and should have been stopped’, inquiry hears

The public inquiry at Liverpool Town Hall raises questions about role of the killer’s parents and state agencies.

Events

2 w. ago FBI director Kash Patel wears Liverpool FC tie to US Senate hearing

The FBI director’s seeming fandom of the Premier League club also represents an unexpected clash of politicsFBI director Kash Patel appeared for a hearing in front of the US Senate judiciary committee wearing a tie featuring the logo of English Premier League side Liverpool on Tuesday.The tie drew questions across social media. For one thing, it’s extremely unusual for a government official to wear a tie featuring the logo of any business, let alone a sports team. For another, Patel has not publicly expressed fandom for Liverpool in the past – at least not in words. He has previously been photographed wearing Liverpool ties on at least two separate occasions, though. The first, on 12 December 2024, came when Patel was visiting various lawmakers on Capitol Hill after Donald Trump’s victory in that year’s election, with Patel at the time being rumored to be a part of the administration. The second came about five months later, on 9 April 2025, at a press event touting the US authoriti...

Events

3 w. ago Clearing the Air by Hannah Ritchie review – practical climate optimism

A data scientist rebuts 50 arguments against green technology with lively pragmatism and authorityWhat are we going to do about the climate crisis? As extreme weather events become the new normal, we still hear from “sceptics” who think the energy transition is unnecessary, a massive leftwing plot. Hannah Ritchie, a global development data scientist and the author of Not the End of the World, has followed that work up with a book that addresses 50 objections to the adoption of greener technology.To start with, we need some tough love. It’s time, Ritchie insists, to abandon the slogan “Keep 1.5 alive”, referring to an aspiration to limit global warming to 1.5C above preindustrial levels. “The 1.5C target is dead,” she announces flatly. “The public – who are repeatedly told that 1.5C is still within reach – will start to lose trust when we pass that target.” Continue reading...

Society

3 w. ago Liverpool and Chelsea's transfer windows compared as Alexander Isak question mark emerges

Both Liverpool and Chelsea can make a strong case for having enjoyed the best summer window in the Premier League after breaking multiple transfer records

Sport

3 w. ago Liverpool 'make final decision' on Marc Guehi January transfer swoop after deal collapse

Marc Guehi's transfer deadline move to Liverpool fell apart at the last minute and questions have been asked about whether Liverpool will seek out a cut-price January swoop

Economics