Liverpool Live

A woman from Liverpool battling ovarian cancer has told Radio City more women need to be aware of the symptoms - as it's claimed nine out of ten don't know any. Nicoli from Wavertree has been speaking to our reporter Adam Phillips

With the news of PSA buying out General Motors, we crossed live to the Vauxhall plant in Ellesmere port to get reaction from John Cooper, an employee at the plant and also the Unite rep. We also spoke to Justin Madders, MP for Ellesmere Port and Neston, to see what conversations will take place following the buyout. Plus, Continuity Editor Keith Jones from Parkers magazine told us the effect it will have on the car industry as they join Peugeot and Citroen.

Tony joined Mick Coyle on Liverpool Live to give us his reaction to the rumours that David Haye has injured his Achilles ahead of Saturday's fight.

George McKane from Yellowhouse is a regular guest of ours on a Tuesday afternoon and he told us a great story about the late Alex Young. George started watching Everton in the 1950s and recalls his favourite memory of 'The Golden Vision'.

Robbie joined Mick Coyle to give us an update on #charlieschance after it was revealed Charlie needed to raise more money to receive life saving treatment in Seattle. An anonymous donor stepped up to pay every penny of Charlie's treatment and Robbie told us of how grateful he is for the amazing generosity shown towards them.

Marie's daughter Helen McCourt was murdered in 1988 and Marie is calling for a law to be put in place which would stop killers who refuse to reveal where their victims’ bodies are from being released. Marie came in to give Mick Coyle an update and talk about their second bill reading.

Liverpool Mayor Joe Anderson has unveiled plans which will offer people a year's free council tax if they shop irresponsible dog owners. He's been speaking to our reporter Adam Phillips

Dave Easson was in for Mick Coyle this week and was joined by UKIP leader Paul Nuttall who wanted to respond to allegations about him lying about the Hillsborough disaster.

Wirral South MP, Alison McGovern, joined Mick Coyle to discuss why the UK has shut the door on child refugees and how she has applied to raise the issue in Parliament.

On the show, we've been following the progress of young Charlie Fearns and Charlie's Chance, which is now a charity set up to raise funds for children suffering with serious illnesses. Today, Mick spoke to Rob Fearns from the charity and Mark Rimmer. Mark's 11-year old daughter Charlie requires £40,000 for life saving treatment in Germany and her dad is calling for your help to raise the funds needed.

The families of three Liverpool youngsters who have been diagnosed with brain tumours are backing a UK-wide campaign to raise awareness of the disease. Ben Parry, aged six, Billy Moss aged 18 months and Tilly O’Brien aged 18 have all been battling brain tumours over the last year. Laura Parry, Jenny Murphy and Tilly O'Brien joined Mick Coyle to give their support to HeadSmart, a campaign run by The Brain Tumour Charity, to raise awareness of the signs and symptoms of childhood brain tumours.

Ali Juma is a plastic surgeon at Spire Murrayfield Hospital in the Wirral and he came in to tell us about his recent trip to Lebanon to treat victims of the Syrian civil war. He also told Mick how he'd like to set up a team of people in the North West who can travel out there more frequently to help the people of Syria.

Janine Webber was born in 1932 and had lost everything and everyone by the age of 13. She told us her fascinating story. #HolocaustMemorialDay #HMD2017

Phil joined Mick for our daily paper review and had some very interesting opinions on the EU, Brexit and what should happen next.

Hillsborough investigators have passed files relating to 23 suspects to the Crown Prosecution Service, a spokesman for the two criminal investigations into the disaster has confirmed. Steve Kelly lost his brother Mike at the disaster and gave us his thoughts on the investigation and what the next stages are.

New figures claim 40'000 children and teenagers had a hospital operation to remove rotting teeth last year. Our reporter Adam Phillips spoke to Peter Doyle who runs his own practice in Crosby about them

Professor Tom Cannon from University of Liverpool joined us on the show to talk about the Finch Farm naming rights deal and what it could mean for Everton #EFC

Roy Bentham from Spirit of Shankly joined us for this morning's paper review and surprised us with a live proposal to his girlfriend! We got Tracy on the phone to find out her response.

Katie needs £120,000 for treatment in Seattle and her mum Rena came in to talk about Katie, why they need as much donations as possible and how you can get involved.

Dr. Mike Hartill from Edge Hill Uni joined David Easson on Liverpool Live to discuss the issue of abuse in sport, particularly football. Mike has been looking into abuse since January 2016 and he gave us his views on the most recent revelations.