Purgatory News
Keir Starmer rules out nationalising Big Six energy firms
Sir Keir Starmer has ruled out nationalising the UK’s largest energy firms, apparently watering down a leadership campaign pledge in a major departure from Labour under Jeremy Corbyn..
Steve Coogan to play Jimmy Savile in new BBC One drama
Actor and comedian Steve Coogan is to play disgraced entertainer Jimmy Savile in a new BBC One drama..
Starmer secures narrow victory to implement Labour leadership reforms
Sir Keir Starmer’s watered-down Labour reforms have squeezed through after they narrowly secured the support of party members..
It is heartbreaking Lando Norris devastated as victory eludes him in Russia
A devastated and heartbroken Lando Norris was reduced to tears after seeing a first Formula One victory slip through his fingers at Sunday’s Russian Grand Prix..
Exit polls suggest German election rivals neck and neck
Germany’s centre-left Social Democrats were locked in a very close race with outgoing Chancellor Angela Merkel’s bloc in the country’s parliamentary election..
McFly star Tom Fletcher and Strictly dance partner test positive for coronavirus
McFly star Tom Fletcher and his Strictly dance partner have tested positive for Covid-19..
Number of people crossing English Channel nearly doubles 2020 record
Nearly double the number of people have travelled across the English Channel in 2021 compared to last year’s figures..
Tory apologises for suggesting bomb should be planted at Labour MPs office
A veteran Tory MP has apologised for a “foolish remark” suggesting a bomb should be planted in a Labour frontbencher’s office..
Unions warn of cuts to rail and bus services
Rail and bus services should be renationalised to avert “disastrous” cuts to services and jobs and increases in fares, unions are urging..
AJ Odudu wows Strictly Come Dancing judges in first week of competition
Television presenter AJ Odudu impressed the Strictly Come Dancing judges as the couples took to the dancefloor in the first week of the competition..
Petrol panic buying causing really serious problems as pumps run dry
Panic buying is causing “really serious problems” at petrol stations with at least half reporting they are out of fuel, according to a sector spokesman..
Lewis Hamilton wins 100th race as Lando Norris sees victory slip away in Sochi
Lewis Hamilton won a dramatic rain-hit Russian Grand Prix after Lando Norris was denied his first victory following a thrilling finale..
Man arrested on suspicion of Sabina Nessa murder
Detectives investigating the murder of school teacher Sabina Nessa in south-east London have arrested a 38-year-old man in East Sussex..
Next to post sales jump as investors seek update on trading momentum
Next is set to unveil a jump in sales for the past half-year but shareholders will also be waiting to find out if poor summer weather has dampened the strong momentum built up by the fashion giant..
Ed Sheeran closes Paris leg of star studded Global Citizen Live event
Ed Sheeran has closed the Paris leg of a star-studded global music event aiming to raise awareness of poverty, climate change and the need for coronavirus vaccines worldwide..
Emma Raducanu happy with whatever demands are made to play in Australian Open
Emma Raducanu is happy to comply with whatever demands are made of players competing in the Australian Open but shrugged off suggestions she will be among the favourites for the trophy..
Labour to set out 10 year plan for green Britain
Labour is pledging a 10-year investment to “green” the steel industry..
Low income families to be hit by triple budget blow says think tank
A “triple-whammy” of incoming budget pressures over the next six months could leave low income families more than £1,000 worse off annually, according to a think tank..
Starmer pledges education reforms to make children ready for life
Sir Keir Starmer has promised that a Labour government would reform the education system to ensure children are “well rounded” and “equipped for life”..
Foreign HGV driver visa plan insufficient to fix Christmas supply chain issues
Plans to offer 5,000 three-month visas for foreign lorry drivers are “insufficient” to address supply issues in the lead up to Christmas, according to business groups..















