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Woman ran back to her Liverpool city centre home in panic after receiving phone call

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By Katie Heath
| MSN UK Verified
Katie Heath Guests at a city centre hotel woke up this morning, Friday (March 27), wondering why they could smell smoke in their rooms. Guests at the Radisson Blu Hotel in Liverpool were forced to evacuate last night, Thursday (March 26), after a bin fire caused smoke to spread into the building. Fire alarms sounded inside the hotel, leading to guests and staff pouring onto the street - some without coats or personal belongings, as smoke was reported to have entered parts of the building.
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'You'll get open top buses here now, they'll stop after Strawberry Field'

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By Katie Heath
| MSN UK Verified
Katie Heath Heads have been turned to an unsuspecting street in Speke today, March 26, as Sir Paul McCartney has announced his new album. Hints of the new album's name have been hidden in Liverpool city centre , and eagle-eyed fans have also spotted a boy believed to be a young Paul McCartney on Google Maps, carrying a street sign which reads the album's title, The Boys of Dungeon Lane.
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Liverpool independent coffee shops say 'it won't destroy us' as viral chain Blank Street to open in city centre

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By Katie Heath
| MSN UK Verified
Katie Heath Liverpool is set to welcome a major viral coffee chain - but the city's existing independent shops say they're ready to take on the extra competition. The city centre is full of local independent coffee shops which have stood the test of time, as well as plenty of major brands. Now worldwide chain Blank Street is planning to open up, in the former Krispy Kreme stall on Paradise Street in Liverpool ONE.
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