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Liverpool Council confirms permanent finance chief

Ian Williams will join the city after four interims were appointed in 12 months

Liverpool Echo

Liverpool Council is owed more than £7m in rent arrears

The amount of rent cash owed to the city has come down in the last 12 months

Liverpool Echo

Liverpool Council to appoint fourth finance boss in 12 months

A third interim officer is to take up the key role at the Cunard Building

Liverpool Echo

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Liverpool Council owed hundreds of millions in debt it will likely never get back

The figures were confirmed in a report by the city's interim finance boss

Liverpool Echo

Liverpool Council 'should consider sale of Eurovision arena' as debt issues continue

Opposition leaders have reacted to ACC Liverpool Group owing millions to the local authority

Liverpool Echo

Liverpool Council owed millions by firm operating M&S Bank Arena

More than £7m accrued over a five year period has yet to be paid back

Liverpool Echo

'Lessons learned' over energy blunder as schools wait for answers from Liverpool Council

Schools have been hit with a bill of more than £2m

Liverpool Echo

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Liverpool Council can't confirm number of jobs to be lost as result of cost-cutting budget

The city council was said to be "behind the curve" in setting its budget

Liverpool Echo

Liverpool schools hit with £2.3m bill after council energy blunder

But schools are still yet to find out if the council will reimburse them for the costly mistakes made

Liverpool Echo

'Every effort will be made' to protect Liverpool Council jobs amid funding gap

Liverpool Council faces a £73m financial blackhole for the next financial year

Liverpool Echo

Full-time chief executive expected at Liverpool Council by May

Theresa Grant's appointment was formally confirmed last night

Liverpool Echo

‘An honour and a privilege’: Princess Anne’s tribute as Scotland says final farewell to the Queen

26,000 queue for hours to see Queen lie in state in Edinburgh before final journey to London

The Independent UK

Queue to view Queen’s coffin in Edinburgh closed

More than 26,000 people have paid their final respects to Elizabeth II in St Giles’ Cathedral in Edinburgh.

The Independent UK

'Tens of thousands' of mourners in Edinburgh to pay respect to the Queen with queues overnight

There are reports of 'ten-deep' queues and the numbers possibly swelling to 'hundreds of thousands'

Manchester Evening News

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Edinburgh Live

Thousands queue overnight in Edinburgh to pay respects to Her Majesty the Queen

Members of the public queued through the night as they waited to enter St Giles' Cathedral, Edinburgh, to view and pay their respects to Queen Elizabeth II's coffin.

Wales Online

Crowds 'ten deep' as thousands queue overnight to pay respects to The Queen

'That is an extraordinary outpouring of respect, grief, celebration of an extraordinary woman'

The Independent UK

Thousands queue overnight in Edinburgh to pay respects to Queen

Mourners continued to join the queue in their thousands after midnight.

Daily Record

Boris Johnson 'on probation' and could still be removed from office, says former minister

Lord Ian Duncan admitted the chances of the Prime Minister continuing for a long time were "slim".

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The National (Scotland)

'Slim chances' of Boris Johnson continuing for a long time, says former minister

BORIS Johnson is “on probation” and could still be removed from office if he fails to win back the trust of Tory MPs, a former minister has said.

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson ‘on probation’, says former minister

The Tories will remove the prime minister if he is not performing, Lord Duncan said

Daily Record

Final preparations underway for Rutherglen's Landemer Day celebrations

The much-loved event returns on Saturday, June 11.

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