TV presenter Michaela Strachan joined Mick Coyle in the studio to talk about the Walking With Dinosaurs show that took place in the Echo Arena 31st July & 1st Aug.

Michaela plays a paleontologist in the live show which goes on a European tour shortly after the UK show finishes.

Alex James was in for Mick Coyle on Liverpool Live and was joined by Caroline Paige and Joan Burnett to talk about Liverpool Pride 2018.

Caroline was the first officer to transition gender in the British Armed Forces (1999). She had already served 19 years in the RAF, on fighter aircraft and battlefield helicopters, and following her transition, completed a further 16 years. 

She is now a patron of this year's festival and she told Alex her incredible story.

Plus, Liverpool Pride patron, Joan Burnett, gave all the details of this weekend's celebrations if you want to get involved.

The Mayor of Liverpool, Joe Anderson, joined Alex James on Liverpool Live to talk of his disappointment that Liverpool hasn't been shortlisted for Channel 4's relocation.

He talks about the reasons given by Channel 4 including transport links and the HS2 line.

Managing director of Constellations joined Mick Coyle on Liverpool Live to talk about the closure of the Baltic Triangle venue.

It was announced today that the venue will be closing in 2019 and will be replaced with residential space from a private developer.

Rebecca announced that she is looking for a new space to host Constellations and about their new venture "Hinderlands" in Cains Brewery.

Jay Allen is a former truck driver from Australia who has battled melanoma and won, and is now on a mission to raise awareness and prevent others from getting the potentially deadly disease.

Jay underwent immediate surgery and treatment. Ten years on he is fighting fit and was behind the campaign to ban sunbeds in Australia.

He's teamed up with Melanoma UK and is travelling around the country to try and ban sunbeds across the UK.

Gillian Nuttall, the CEO of Melanoma UK, was also alongside Jay Allen in the studio to talk about the importance of looking after your skin.

Andy Rogerson, also known as the Cycling Scouser, joined Mick Coyle on Liverpool Live alongside Andy Coles from Charlies Chance Foundation.

Andy has famously undertaken many different charity bike rides for Charlies Chance and he spoke about his next challenge in America.

The Cycling Scouser will be completing the second leg of his round the world cycle by riding from Seattle to New York.

You can sponsor Andy here: https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/cyclingscouser

Thousands of people have signed a petition hitting out at plans to BAN dogs from some areas of the Wirral.

The Council is proposing stricter rules on where dog walkers can go to make places cleaner and safer .

It could lead to people being fined for taking their pets to places like sports pitches and parts of the beaches

Wirral Council say there will still be “over 20 miles of unrestricted beach” for letting dogs off the lead all year round, and outside of the warmer season, dogs would be able to go anywhere on the bathing beaches.

A consultation on the new so called Public Space Protection order is underway - until the middle of July.

Mick spoke to Councillor Mathew Patrick from Wirral Council - who’s put forward the proposal and also heard from local dog owners who are angry at the plans.

Chair of the International Business Festival, Max Steinberg, joined Mick Coyle on Liverpool Live to talk about the first week of the festival.

It's been hosted in Liverpool for the third time and Max told Mick about the benefits of the festival on the city.

Plus, the Duke of Cambridge who is also a patron of the festival, visited the IBF in Liverpool.

This summer, local team Liverpool Tritons represented Liverpool for the very first time in the The Mark Kendall Bingham Memorial Tournament, the biennial world championship of LGBTQIA+ and inclusive rugby clubs in Amsterdam.

Aiming to present a positive image of gay men in sport, Liverpool Tritons is an inclusive team for men of any sexuality who play rugby union in Liverpool and the surrounding area.

Chris Berwick-Bryce who, with his husband Alex, are members of Liverpool Tritons joined Mick Coyle in the studio to talk about the tournament in Amsterdam where they finished third place.

Alan Gibbons, founder of "Liverpool Stand Up To Trump" joined Mick Coyle on Liverpool Live to talk about a meeting taking place this weekend with Stop the War Coalition.

The Merseyside group are calling all to join and stand against Donald Trump's July 2018 visit to Britain.

It takes place on Saturday 16th June at 3pm at the Black-E.