Good morning, these are the latest ECHO headlines today.
TikTok's 'Banter Queen' threw paint at Chelsey Harwood's home during campaign of abuse
A TikTok celebrity threw paint at reality TV star Chelsey Harwood's house as a feud escalated between the pair.
Elsa Frost amassed thousands of views as “Banter Queen” but was jailed after sending a series of abusive messages to Ms Harwood, who first rose to fame on TV show Desperate Scousewives.
Sefton Magistrates' Court heard Frost posted a series of offensive videos on her TikTok account between January 1 and February 23 last year.
The pair had been involved in an escalating feud over an extended period, with both posting videos criticising each other.
Ms Harwood is transgender and in a number of the videos, which have now been removed, 39-year-old Frost used transphobic language towards her.
The court heard she also went round to an address where Harwood lived and threw paint at the door.
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Home that look's like it's from Netflix's Selling Sunset for sale in Merseyside
An ‘incredible’ home has come on the market in Merseyside, that looks like it could be featured on Netflix series Selling Sunset.
The five-bedroom detached house wouldn’t look out of place in the Hollywood Hill of Los Angeles, thanks to its luxury features.
On the market with Karl Tatler, the home is listed for sale for offers in excess of £1,500,000.
Found on Greenfield Lane, Heswall, one of the home’s many ‘impressive’ qualities are the views of the River Dee.
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Questions mount over council 'back door' parking tickets row
More questions are being asked about Liverpool City Council and complaints that a number of the city's Labour councillors used a 'back door route' to get parking fines rescinded by a council officer.
The ECHO has previously reported that it is understood several councillors from the ruling Labour group had parking tickets cancelled via a former officer at the council.
It is believed as many as 18 parking tickets received by city Labour councillors were wrongly cancelled by an officer who is no longer employed by the authority.
Liberal Democrat leader, Cllr Richard Kemp said he understands that some senior officers and their friends had also 'used the same route' to get tickets cancelled.
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