Restaurant boss watched business 'go up in flames'published at 06:21 GMT 27 January
Adam Noble said the fire at his restaurant in Waterloo left him feeling "numb".
Read MoreResults coming in from across Merseyside and western Cheshire
Southport’s new MP becomes seaside town’s first ever Labour representative
Tories could be without any Merseyside MPs
Labour holds Birkenhead, Knowsley, Widnes & Halewood, Runcorn & Helsby and Bootle
Labour also retains the Liverpool seats of West Derby, Riverside, Walton
Reform performs very strongly, beating the Tories in several seats
Labour set to win a landslide victory, according to exit poll
Written by Paul Burnell and edited by Ian Shoesmith
Adam Noble said the fire at his restaurant in Waterloo left him feeling "numb".
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Read MoreCharley Harrison is baffled after finding two snakes in 10 days in the garden of her St Helens home.
Read MoreUp to 2,000 staff keep Whiston Hospital in Merseyside running at any one time.
“Our golden time is the morning, it’s crucial that we get morning flow as that’s what prevents us bottlenecking in the afternoon,” says Lyn Swift, patient flow lead nurse.
“We can then hopefully start to decongest A&E a little bit and make way for the next patients coming in.”
Staff gather for the bed meeting four times a day to get an overview of how busy things are at the hospital.
During the second meeting of the day at 12:30 GMT, 145 people are waiting in A&E.
A total of 90 patients have come into A&E since the last meeting at 09:00 and the wait time is just over three hours.

The start of January is often the busiest time of the year. This year is no different. This year has seen a surge in respiratory issues.
“We have two wards which are closed at admission due to norovirus," says Milady Doinog, operational site manager.
“It's spiking now and again.
“It's so erratic that we have opened some wards and then we close it again because it’s just infection everywhere.”
A court hears that Sheila Jackson and Peter Greener died in an arson attack on their home.
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Read MoreCharley Harrison was absolutely petrified when she found a snake outside her front door in St Helens.
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