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    Boss screams ‘I am the CEO’ at employee who tried to mistreat charity volunteers. She lost the job but won £2,160 with her next move

    Julie Mayes, a former community support worker at The Carrbridge Centre in Wirral, Merseyside, has won £2,160.81 in compensation after an employment tribunal ruled that she was unfairly dismissed. She had raised concerns about chief executive Matthew Gibbs' alleged aggressive behaviour towards employees and volunteers. During one confrontation, Gibbs reportedly screamed “I am the CEO” in her face after she tried to intervene in an argument with volunteers.

    Britain and India have officially inked the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement, a major step towards deepening economic ties. The agreement aims to elevate bilateral trade by £25.5 billion annually by the year 2040. It encompasses initiatives focused on job creation, innovation, and cultural exchange, while also providing Indian students enhanced educational opportunities at the forthcoming University of Liverpool campus.

    Tata-owned JLR to cut 4,000 jobs in the UK amid sales and tariff pressures

    Tata-owned Jaguar Land Rover plans to cut about 4,000 UK jobs over two years as it targets £1.7 billion in savings. The move comes as JLR battles weaker sales, rising costs and US tariffs in North America, its biggest market.

    Liverpool icon Mohamed Salah agrees to 2-year contract with Trabzonspor

    Mohamed Salah has agreed to a two-year contract with Turkish club Trabzonspor. He departed Liverpool as a free agent after the conclusion of the last season. Salah arrived in Istanbul and was met by many enthusiastic fans. The 34-year-old forward previously played for Liverpool for many years. He scored 257 goals in 442 appearances for the Merseyside club.

    Damp smell, rotten woods and exposed wires: Residents of 2 high rise blocks in Merseyside stare homelessness amid chaos

    Residents of high rise blocks in Merseyside, face imminent homelessness as the buildings are declared unsafe due to fire and structural risks. Years of neglect have led to exposed wires, water damage, and broken lifts, endangering the lives of residents. the MFRS are preparing to serve a rare prohibition notice that will force all residents to vacate the blocks immediately.

    Liverpool stand on the brink of their European journey coming to a premature end after 3-0 loss

    They now need a repeat of Klopp’s most famous comeback, from 3-0 down against Barcelona, but without the advantage of Anfield. They have won 5-0 at Atalanta in the Champions League in his tenure but their worst performance on Merseyside this season brought a first home defeat in over a year. Real Madrid were the last visitors to win here until, courtesy of Gianluca Scamacca’s double and Mario Pasalic’s tap-in, Atalanta sprang a surprise.

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