Wilfred Owen evening Fri 7 November @Birkenhead Park rugby club when Director Richard Weston will present the award winning biopic ‘The Burying Party' + Q&A + poetry £8 in advance £10 door. https://t.co/20ckQHTOcP
For your weekend read, The Post spoke with legal experts and media figures to find out why Eddie Gilfoyle is still a convicted murderer, and what questions remain for the press, local authorities and judicial establishment. https://t.co/fUdmiLJokF
Beyond being a roller-coaster of a football match, this is one of the best scenes I saw yesterday after the game. I'm not sure if anyone else saw it.
I don't know the purpose, but it's simply amazing and good for the game.
You can share the reason if you know.
Kids are in bed, dog's walked, and I just finally filed a story I've been working on for four months. Give it a read in @liverpoolpost tomorrow: it's long but, I hope, worth it. Inappropriate to celebrate considering the subject matter, so now to relax with a beer. Happy Friday.
Eddie Gilfoyle murdered his wife in Upton in 1992. That's according to the courts, and most residents to this day seem to agree.
Yet, outside Merseyside, many consider this to have been a scandalous miscarriage of justice. Read on to find out more: https://t.co/K7brcUB3g3
Had a great day out this weekend at Upper Park, watching the rugby with my dad and son. But what's the future of this historic Merseyside club, once the best in England but now scrumming it in the sixth tier? My first story of 2026 is on class, tradition, sport's social function, and the importance of preserving communal memory. https://t.co/BdAOeaELB3
Wrote this during a furious autoimmune flare-up, which it turns out is the perfect condition in which to pen righteous polemics.
https://t.co/ep9YygGKDw