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- n. A metropolitan county in north west England carved out of Lancashire and Cheshire.
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“Sources within Merseyside Police refused to comment, but a spokesman for Tantra Hall confirmed that Merseyside Police was receiving counselling and treatment for a bad case of 'Premature Incarceration'.”
“Henry will return to Merseyside from the US for meetings before the visit of Chelsea to Anfield on Sunday.”
The Guardian: Roy Hodgson will meet John W Henry after Liverpool win at Bolton
“I live in Merseyside and like other places in Britain, ‘Gun Crime’ is overwhelmingly druggies shooting other druggies and does not inpact on Joe Public.”
“The research supports warnings from police chiefs in Merseyside and London about the spread of gun use in gangs and among teenagers.”
“A year in Merseyside gun crime incidents in 2005-06 murders attempted murders”
“The BBC has given a lot of national coverage to the murder of Anthony Walker, the 18-year-old boy killed with an axe in Merseyside last Friday.”
“But when she called Merseyside Police, an officer told her it would be difficult for the force to act and advised her to contact her solicitor.”
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph
“It did so too; it was the form of English that we learnt to speak in Merseyside.”
“'With just two police numbers to remember - 999 if it's an emergency, or the new 101 for reporting a crime that has already happened, or getting advice or raising any issues with local policing teams, calling Merseyside Police has never been so easy.”
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph
“At first, he only contacted the police and ambulance service, but in 2008 he began to call Merseyside fire and rescue service, even starting to set light to paper in his home to justify the call-outs.”
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