Emily Rose Carubia

England, Liverpool

Late Reporter at Liverpool Echo

Articles

Asda pleads guilty to selling food past use-by date

5 days ago | foodsafety.einnews.com | Emily Rose Carubia

Health and Safety inspectors found a number of unsafe food items on display in February, 14 2024 and March, 20 last yearAsda in Huyton(Image: Liverpool ECHO)A supermarket has admitted to breaching the Food Safety and Hygiene (England) Regulations 2013 by displaying food on its shelves past its use-by date.
How the Liverpool Daily Post reported on VE Day 80 years ago

1 week ago | liverpoolecho.co.uk | Emily Rose Carubia

Tomorrow marks 80 years since VE Day - which stands for ‘Victory in Europe’ Day - the day when the German armed forces signed an unconditional surrender, and began the process of bringing the Second World War to an end after nearly six years. On May 8, 1945, millions of people rejoiced at the news, although the war against Japan would continue until VJ day that August, and since then, VE Day has been marked annually on May 8 across Europe.
Children in tears as gang of youths with 'knives and hammers' invade sports club pitch

1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Iona Young |Emily Rose Carubia

One mum who witnessed the incident with her two children called it "truly terrifying."Terrified children were escorted from a cricket pitch in tears after a gang of youths armed with "knives, hammers and a garden spade" gathered for a mass brawl. Terror unfolded as around 50 children, aged nine to 13, were waiting to start their junior practice session at Maghull Cricket Club in Liverpool on May 3. A number of youths then congregated on the pitch and "engaged in organised fighting".
Live updates as police close main road after crash

1 week ago | liverpoolecho.co.uk | Charlotte Hadfield |Megan Banner |Emily Rose Carubia

Police have closed a main road in Bootle this afternoon following a crash. Several police vehicles and ambulances are at the scene of the incident on Bailey Drive. Merseyside Police confirmed the crash involved a white Ford Focus and a DAF truck. Police, fire and paramedics are all at the scene and Bailey Drive is currently closed while emergency services deal with the incident. It is currently unclear if there are any injuries at this stage, police said.
Live updates as police and forensics surround road and cordon in place

2 weeks ago | liverpoolecho.co.uk | Charlotte Hadfield |Emily Rose Carubia

Police and forensics have descended onto a road in Kirkby this evening following an incident. Police and paramedics are currently at the scene on Whitefield Drive in the town. A large cordon is in place on the road, with The Johnny Todd pub and a Go Local store both inside the cordon. Photos taken at the scene show detectives and forensics inside the Go Local store carry out their investigations. A police helicopter can also be seen circling overhead.
Merseyrail live updates as passengers face 'major disruption'

2 weeks ago | liverpoolecho.co.uk | Emily Rose Carubia

A number of services on Merseyrail's Northern line are facing "major disruption" this evening. The train operator said this is due to "signalling problems" at Liverpool South Parkway. Services between Hunts Cross and Liverpool have been suspended and services on the Southport line have also been cancelled. Rail replacement buses have been requested. Merseyrail said in a statement on its website that the disruption is expected until 7pm.
Photos show people enjoying the sunshine in Liverpool as temperatures reach 25C

2 weeks ago | liverpoolecho.co.uk | Emily Rose Carubia

People basked in the sunshine on a glorious Tuesday in Liverpool city centre. Temperatures hit 25C today, April 29, with parts of the UK warmer than holiday hotspots including the Algarve in Portugal and Marbella in Spain. Temperatures are expected to reach as high as 26C on Merseyside on Wednesday and 24C on Thursday. People made the most of the sunny weather in Liverpool on Tuesday as they took to the Pier Head to sunbathe.
The pensioners spending their twilight years behind bars

2 weeks ago | liverpoolecho.co.uk | Sophie Cocoran |Emily Rose Carubia

A number of Merseyside criminals will be spending their golden years behind barsRetirement marks a significant transition in life, offering a new-found freedom after years of hard work. In the UK, the state pension age is 66, and while many take retirement as a time to reflect and enjoy the rest of their years, others choose a path of crime and spend the rest of their lives paying for it behind bars.
19 Merseyside place names people always mispronounce

2 weeks ago | liverpoolecho.co.uk | Emilia Bona |Emily Rose Carubia

Some place names in Merseyside can really throw people off if they're not localLiverpool is a place rich in history and culture, and with that comes some quirky place names. The origins of these names can be incredibly interesting and can also offer an insight into the city's past. Some of the names are derived from an area's geographical landscape, or the function they used to serve in our city's economy. Livestock, plants and even pubs also helped shape some of our familiar place names.
He tried to gouge a man's eyes out over a single cigarette

2 weeks ago | liverpoolecho.co.uk | Emily Rose Carubia

WARNING: Graphic imagesA man who bit a shop assistant and assaulted another in a violent outburst has been jailed. Andrew Kelley, 48, lashed out at the shop assistants who were working at Target Food Stores on Park Lane in Netherton, after he was told he could not buy an individual cigarette as they were sold as a packet.