Purgatory News
Netanyahu says ceasefire deal with Hamas still not reached
Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahus office says ceasefire deal with Hamas has still not been reached and that the final details were still being sorted out..
Linda Nolan died embraced with love and comfort with her siblings at her side
Singer Linda Nolan died peacefully and with her loving siblings by her bedside, ensuring she was embraced with love and comfort during her final moments, her manager said..
Conclave Emilia Perez and The Brutalist lead Bafta film nominations
Conclave, starring British actor Ralph Fiennes as a cardinal overseeing the election of a new pope, leads the Bafta film awards nominations with 12 nods..
Gabby Logan Kelly Cates and Mark Chapman named as new Match Of The Day hosts
They will host Match Of The Day after Gary Lineker leaves at the end of the season..
Andrew Malkinson vindicated after resignation of case review board boss
Andrew Malkinson, who spent 17 years in prison after being wrongly convicted of rape, said he feels vindicated after the resignation of the head of the body which investigates potential miscarriages of justice..
South Koreas impeached president detained in martial law investigation
South Koreas anti-corruption agency says impeached president Yoon Suk Yeol has been detained over his imposition of martial law last month..
Cost of pothole damage hits record high
The total cost of repairing vehicles damaged by potholes hit a record high last year, new figures show..
Where people live work and play has profound impact on health report
Where people live, work, learn and play has a profound impact on their health but many environments push them away from healthy choices, according to a new report..
People being misdiagnosed on obesity say experts
People are being overdiagnosed with obesity, leading medics have warned as they called for a reframing of the way the condition is diagnosed..
Kate reveals she is in remission from cancer after visit to treatment hospital
The Princess of Wales is in remission from cancer, she has revealed, after making an emotional return to the hospital where she was treated to comfort fellow patients..
Reforms to renters rights move a step closer to becoming law
Rental reforms have moved closer to becoming law after they were supported by MPs, amid warnings that landlords are evicting tenants before the changes can take effect..
Police name two teenagers they want to speak to after boy 14 killed on bus
Detectives investigating the murder of a 14-year-old boy who was stabbed to death on a bus in south-east London have named two teenagers they want to speak to..
No suggestion of criminality in disappearance of sisters say police
There is nothing to suggest criminality in relation to the disappearance of two sisters who have been missing for a week, police have said..
Treasury minister Siddiq quits after ethics investigation
Tulip Siddiq quit as a Treasury minister after the ministerial standards watchdog said it was regrettable she was not more alert to the reputational risk caused by her links to her aunts political movement in Bangladesh..
Second man denies helping Daniel Khalife escape prison
Hes pleaded not guilty to helping former soldier Daniel Khalife after he escaped from prison..
Kate in poignant return to cancer hospital where she was treated to thank staff
The Princess of Wales has made an incredibly poignant visit to the hospital where she was treated for cancer to personally thank staff for her care..
Hamas accepts draft agreement for Gaza ceasefire and hostage release officials
Hamas has accepted a draft agreement for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and the release of dozens of hostages, two officials involved in the talks have said..
Watchdog warns of national security threat from drone drug drops to jails
Drones dropping drugs and weapons to dangerous prisoners being held in high-security jails are a threat to national security, a watchdog has warned..
No Premier League clubs charged over 2023 24 PSR
Its in relation to accounts submitted for 2023-24 by the December 31 deadline.
Proposals aim to protect UK infrastructure from ransomware
All public sector bodies and critical national infrastructure could be banned from making ransomware payments under new Government proposals designed to combat the cyber crime..





















