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Tributes and condolences have been coming in today after police confirmed the identities of two men who died in separate incidents in recent weeks. Enquiries are ongoing to trace the next-of-kin of Andrew Neil Sculley, whose body was found in the water at Salthouse Dock on Sunday, April 9.
Elsewhere, David Francis, known locally as the "Litherland Running Man," died after being hit by a stolen Audi in Netherton on Thursday last week. David was known for running around the Sefton area, often in shorts despite the cold weather, before he was killed.
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Police have issued an appeal as they investigate the incident, and sent a message to the culprits saying "it is only a matter of time before we find you and arrest you."
Cains stops brewing less than a year after returning to Liverpool
The Liverpool brewery Cains first opened in 1858 but would later close in 2013 and the site made way for Cains Brewery Village. But last year Mikhail Hotels & Leisure Group revived the brand as a brewer and announced plans to start brewing "Liverpool in a pint" once again.
Yet, less than a year on, brewing has halted once again. Dan Haygarth has the story.
Woman, 19, chose work over social life and time with friends
An Anfield teenager said she chose work and studying over her social life and time with her friends. Abbi Odger, one of five winners of the ECHO Local Heroes competition, put her social life on the backburner as she studied every day of the week and worked 12 hour shifts over the weekend to get the skills and qualifications she needed to get into university to become a nurse.
Abbi's mum called her "truly a special young woman" after she finally secured a place at university.
I rented two outfits worth £247 for The Grand National and it cost me £50
Event outfits can lead to a bit of a tricky conundrum - do you go big and spend on something glam, despite the fact it might only be one of the few times you wear it, or do you opt for something cheaper, possibly sacrificing quality, fit, and comfort? But there are alternatives, as our reviews writer Emily Sleight found as she tried out renting an outfit for the Grand National.
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