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Roger Johnson
Presenter, BBC North West Tonight

On North West Tonight at 18:30, we’ll hear how 22 of the 27 NHS Foundation Trusts in the region are facing a budget deficit – including several on Merseyside.

Why – and how can it be fixed?

And Jurgen Klopp’s first Anfield press conference was as entertaining as expected – but will he be the new King of the Kop?

I do hope you can join us on BBC One.

BBC Travel

Aigburth Hall Avenue in Aigburth closed and very slow traffic in both directions between the A561 Aigburth Road junction and the Aigburth Hall Road junction.

An 18-year-old woman has been raped following a night out in Merseyside.

Image source, Merseyside Police

She was attacked after being forced into an alleyway off Borough Road, near to Tranmere Rovers' stadium in Wirral, at about 05:30 on 28 September.

Helen Carter
Reporter, BBC News Online

An 18-year-old man accused of the murder of a Merseyside police officer, who died when he was hit by a car on Monday, accepts he caused the officer's death. 

Image source, Merseyside Police

In a statement released to the BBC after Clayton Williams' bail hearing, his solicitor Andrew Egerton said: "There has, understandably been a lot of media coverage in relation to the tragic death of PC Dave Phillips.

"We would simply ask that it be borne in mind that that coverage has by no means given the full picture.

"He is adamant that he did not drive at the officer.

"It is now time for the judicial process to take over, and we would ask that all bear in mind Mr Williams' right to a fair trial.

"To be charged and to be convicted are very different, and we therefore ask that Mr Williams not to be tried in the media but rather, in due course, by a judge and jury."

A man accused of murdering Merseyside PC Dave Phillips has accepted that his driving caused the officer's death.

In a statement released to the BBC after his bail hearing, Clayton Williams' solicitor said he "did not intent to injure, let alone kill, him" and apologised to his young family.

Former GB Paralympic football captain,George Fletcher, has been detained for 15 months in a young offenders' institution at Liverpool Crown Court for punching a man in Liverpool city centre.

Emma Stanley
Reporter, BBC News Online

A teenager accused of the murder of PC Dave Phillips has made his second appearance in court.

PC Dave Phillips died after a pick-up vehicle mounted a central reservation in Wallasey, Merseyside, on Monday.

Clayton Williams, 18, of Wheatland Lane, Wallasey, was remanded in custody after a brief hearing at Wirral Magistrates' Court on Thursday.

At Liverpool Crown Court he was further remanded to appear at the same court on 22 October.

Lucinda Moore
Reporter, BBC Radio Merseyside

The Chief Executive of the ADHD Foundation says people in Wirral with the condition are not being offered alternative treatments to drugs.

Official NHS data shows doctors in Wirral are 30 times more likely to prescribe drugs for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder than those in other parts of the country, whereas patients in Warrington are the least likely to be given drugs as a treatment.

Wirral Council has opened a second book of condolence in memory of PC David Phillips.

The book opened at Birkenhead Town Hall, Hamilton Square, at noon to allow more people to add their tributes. 

So far, about 400 people have signed a book at Wallasey Town Hall, including The Lord Lieutenant of Merseyside, High Sheriff of Merseyside, Merseyside Police and Crime Commissioner, Leader of Wirral Council, councillors and council staff.

Both books will be open from 09:00 - 17:30, Monday to Friday, and from 09:00 - 12:00 on Saturdays, until 17 October.

BBC Sport

Speaking at a news conference this morning, new Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp described himself as "the normal one" and says he hopes to deliver a title within four years.

Image source, BBC Sport

The 48-year-old German was appointed as Brendan Rodgers' successor on Thursday, signing a three-year deal worth £15m.

Klopp says he will need time to deliver success at Anfield and hopes fans will be patient.

Yoko Ono has remembered John Lennon on what would have been his 75th birthday.

She will switch on the Imagine Peace Tower she has created in Reykjavik, Iceland, as a tribute to the former Beatle.

Every year Yoko Ono goes to the tower of light to mark her husband's birthday and said it was a way of being "together with him".

Today's top stories in Cheshire and Merseyside:

- A teenager charged with the murder of Merseyside police officer Dave Phillips has appeared at Liverpool Crown Court via video link. Clayton Williams, 18, was remanded in custody.

- Wirral Council says it has opened a second book of condolence in memory of PC David Phillips.

- New Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has described the Anfield job as "the biggest challenge" in world football.

BBC Radio Merseyside

Join Paul Salt live from Anfield tonight on BBC Radio Merseyside from 18:00 for all the reaction and analysis following the appointment of Jurgen Klopp's appointment. Listen live on BBC iPlayer Radio.

Liverpool Coroner’s Office is appealing for help in finding the family of a man who died in Liverpool.

Glenn Armstrong, 33, lived in the Prince Gate East area of Toxteth and died in his home on 1 October 2015. 

There are no suspicious circumstances surrounding his death.

BBC Radio 2

Listen: Reporter Stephanie Power and builder Clive Holland assess the state of the £1 homes in Liverpool. 

St Helens Star

A project to help St. Helens people learn the skills to help power the digital economy has been launched in the town. More from St.Helens Star., external