Liverpool star Darwin Nunez was on the scoresheet twice as the Reds beat Brentford 2-0 in the Premier League, with the Uruguayan forward speaking to Sky Sports after the game

Startled walkers caught sight of a "massive object" in the sea off the North Wales coast, leading to speculation that a small island had appeared overnight in Liverpool Bay.

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Liverpool could be set for a busy January transfer window, with Mohamed Salah and Trent Alexander-Arnold both linked with moves away from Anfield as they stall on new contracts

ITV's new drama thriller, Out There, stars Martin Clunes and Louis Ashbourne Serkis and will see the pair going toe-to-toe in a battle against the drug trade

A 21-year-old man from North Wales was one of eight people detained after reports of tragedy chanting at Anfield on Sunday (January 5), police have said. The man, from Bala, Gwynedd, was detained following the Premier League clash between Liverpool and Manchester United, which ended 2-2.

Brighter on Tuesday but a few patches of cloud are expected to drift in, bringing a chance of the odd wintry shower. Wednesday will see dry and settled conditions with plenty of wintry sunshine. A few patches of cloud will move in on Thursday morning, bringing a chance of a wintry shower, but the skies will clear in the afternoon.

Liverpool's topmost priority in the January transfer window is to try and tie down Mohamed Salah, Virgil van Dijk, and Trent Alexander-Arnold to new deals. All

Jon Culshaw spoke to the ECHO in exclusive interview about his roots in Ormskirk as he brings new show, Imposter Syndrome, to Merseyside next month

Colomendy occupied a site at Loggerheads near Mold, and was a rite of passage for Merseyside school children for more than 70 years. Originally it was a site for evacuee children from Liverpool during WWII and after the war the site was transferred to Liverpool Council, with a covenant which retained its use for the benefit of the city's children.

North Wales holiday camp Colomendy will close as the company which owns it, Kingswood, has gone into administration. Colomendy played a huge role in the childhoods of many Liverpudlians and for more than 70 years, trips there were a rite of passage for kids across Merseyside, with hundreds of children heading to there each year with their school.

Hundreds - perhaps a 1,000 or more - Cardiff City fans marched to Saturday's south Wales derby in protest against the club's board. There were blue flares as well as chants and banners calling for owner Vincent Tan to leave as supporters made their way from Cowbridge Road to Cardiff City Stadium.