• Inquest into the death of Kenny Williams, who claimed he had been beaten by police (issue 17), returns a verdict of "misadventure". Meanwhile, it emerges that one of the officers involved had been the subject of a previous complaint about beating (pages 1, 6 and 7).

• Liverpool officials are having second thoughts about Graeme Shankland, the planning consultant whose advice led to several disastrous projects (page 4).

• Frank Keeley, one of two Liverpool men charged with conspiring to seduce soldiers from their allegiance to the Queen (issue 17), says someone is tampering with his mail (page 10).

• An odd land deal in Harold Wilson's constituency (pages 1 and 2).

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