By Tom Kelly Last updated at 1:55 AM on 31st December 2010 Oliver became the most popular boy’s name this year, knocking Jack into second place after 16 years.And Olivia remains the most popular girl’s name for the third year running, according to a survey of 423,000 children born in 2010. The list also suggests that TV, celebrity and news trends continue to have a major influence on what parents call their children. Go with the Flo: Florence and Zac have become popular names again, Read more [...]

6°C - 6 kph wind Updated 1:56am 31 December 2010: '); } } //]] HomeNewsLiverpool FCEverton FCSportEntertainmentViews BlogsLifestylesVideos PicsClassifiedsDatingSitemapEnvironment Dec 31 2010 by Marc Waddington, Liverpool Daily Post Ringo's home 300 THE campaign to save Ringo Starr’s childhood Liverpool Read more [...]

Roger Carr, who as chairman of Cadbury failed to prevent its takeover by US food group Kraft a year ago, will on Friday be knighted in the New Year’s honours list. Sir Roger’s knighthood is likely to court controversy given that he is also the generously paid chairman of Centrica, parent company of British Gas, which is under perennial public pressure over high utility prices. He was widely criticised for the sale of Cadbury, one of Britain’s best-known chocolate manufacturers, despite Read more [...]

30 December 2010 Last updated at 19:53 ET Mr Webb took up refereeing in local Rotherham leagues in 1989 A policeman selected to referee the World Cup Final has been appointed MBE in the New Year Honours list. Sgt Howard Webb, 39, from Rotherham, was honoured for services to football after he became the first Englishman to referee a World Cup final since 1974. Mr Webb has Read more [...]