It's shaping up to be another busy week across Liverpool and Merseyside and there is a lot to look out for.
The city houses some of the best museums in the country and a host of amazing bars and restaurants. Whether you love history or consider yourself a music expert the culturally-diverse city has more than enough to keep you entertained.
The World Cup has kickstarted and Christmas markets have opened, encouraging people across the region to get into the festive season. But as we look ahead to what is expected to be another busy week, here are the top five things to watch out for.
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Christmas lights
Liverpool is well and truly getting into the festive spirit as the Christmas markets returned over the weekend. Liverpool ONE unveiled its new tree last week during a spectacular launch night party.
The tree is located at the centre of the new Liverpool Alpine Village and stands at 18 metres above sea level - making it one of the tallest artificial trees in the UK. The rest of the city's lights will be switched on in stages but on November 24, the traditional Christmas tree on Church street will be lit. However, important to note there is no official switch on event.
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Enchanted at Knowsley Safari
From November 19 to December 30, families can enjoy the trail after dark, with festive food, magical music, illuminated animals and some special treats too. Enchanted gives families the chance to explore the foot safari in a whole new way, following a trail of magical illuminated animals at their own pace.
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Black Friday
Black Friday 2022 will take place on Friday, November 25 this year, and it is set to be a big one. Online retailers have already launched their early sales, but there are plenty of retailers in the city centre also launching sales this week.
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Everton FC
Our reporter Joe Thomas is in Australia this week with Everton FC as fans make their presence felt. Taking in the sights, Joe said the undercarriage of the Sydney Harbour Bridge "echoed with the sound of the Goodison Gang as 150 Blues bounced on the waves beneath it".
Michael Toohey murder trial
Michael, of Oil Street, Liverpool, died after being attacked in an internet café on London Road on Saturday, April 16. A total of 15 people have now been charged with the 18-year-old's murder.
Keiron Williams, 28 years, of no fixed abode, was charged with murder on Thursday June 30, following his arrest. The trial began last week and is set to continue into this week.
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