Purgatory News
Woman at centre of mass rape trial is asked Were you really unconscious
Lawyers for some of the men accused of raping an unconscious French woman who had been drugged by her husband asked her on Wednesday about her habits, personality and sex life, even questioning whether she was truly unconscious during the encounters..
Shamed movie producer Weinstein pleads not guilty to new sex assault charge
Harvey Weinstein pleaded not guilty on Wednesday to a new sex crime charge in New York, as he awaits retrial in his landmark #MeToo case..
Russian ambassador summoned by UK
Russias ambassador has been summoned to the Foreign Office over an unprecedented and unfounded public campaign of aggression against the UK, the Government has said..
Former chief nursing officer shares regret over Covid visiting restrictions
Decisions to restrict hospital visits during the pandemic in Northern Ireland were taken as the least worst option, the former chief nursing officer (CNO) for the region has said..
No charge for woman arrested for sharing fake name of Southport attacker
A businesswoman who was arrested after sharing a fake name for the Southport attacker online will face no further action..
TGI Fridays operator falls into administration as it scrambles to sell chain
The UK operator of TGI Fridays has gone into administration as the hospitality firm scrambles to sell its chain of 87 restaurants across the country..
Top aide Sue Gray reportedly paid more than Prime Minister
Sir Keir Starmers top aide reportedly got a pay rise after the general election that put her earnings above the Prime Ministers..
Streeting says he will take on left and right for health reform
The Health Secretary has vowed to take on the left and the right to reform the health of the nation, warning that the nations economic prosperity is at risk without change..
Emma Raducanu keen to play as many matches as she can before the season ends
Emma Raducanu wants to play as many matches as she can over the closing weeks of the season after admitting making mistakes in her scheduling over the summer..
Covid 19 pupils and students consigned to scrapheap minister claims
Secondary school pupils and students who started university during the Covid-19 pandemic have been consigned to the scrapheap, the employment minister has warned..
Train drivers vote to accept multiyear pay offer and end two year dispute
Train drivers have voted overwhelmingly to accept a multiyear pay offer, ending a two-year dispute at 16 rail companies..
Annual house price growth slows but rents climb at near record rate says ONS
Annual house price growth has slowed, but private rents continue to climb at a near-record rate, according to an Office for National Statistics (ONS) report..
Nick Read to step down as chief executive of Post Office next year
Post Office boss Nick Read is set to step down from the role next year, the company has said..
Inflation remains unchanged as air fares offset petrol price falls
Its held steady at 2.2% in the year to August.
Chocolate prices soar in bad news for Halloween revellers
Theyve gone up by 11% in the year to August.
Buffer zones outside abortion clinics to come into effect at end of October
MPs have voted in legislation seeking to ensure women dont face harassment outside clinics.
Kate returns to work for first time since cancer treatment
The Princess of Wales held a meeting at Windsor Castle about the early years development of children.
Foreign Office urges calm heads after deadly pager explosions in Lebanon
At least nine people were killed and thousands more wounded.
Channel crossings since Labour came to power top 10000
More than 10,000 migrants have arrived in the UK after crossing the Channel since Labour won the general election..
Glasgow set to host 2026 Commonwealth Games
The Scottish Government has backed a deal which will see the city step in after the state of Victoria in Australia backed out.





















