Purgatory News
Hotel prices near Murrayfield hit 1000 as Oasis announce extra date
Hotel prices have soared in Edinburgh after Oasis announced a reunion tour and added a third date in the city, with one basic double room costing almost £1,000..
Starmer continues push for closer EU ties in meeting with Macron
Sir Keir Starmer has said he discussed his plans to reset relations with France and the European Union as a whole during talks with French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris..
Lee Carsley names four uncapped players in his first England squad
Noni Madueke, Morgan Gibbs-White, Tino Livramento and Angel Gomes received their maiden senior England call-ups, but Kyle Walker was conspicuous by his absence from interim boss Lee Carsleys first squad..
70 surge in complaints about financial products recorded by ombudsman
Complaints about financial products jumped by around 70% between April and June, compared with the same period a year earlier, according to the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS)..
Patients at risk of severe allergic reactions do not have adrenaline pens
A third of people in England who have experienced a severe allergic reaction to food are not carrying live-saving adrenaline pens, analysis shows..
Jeremy Clarksons pub opening sparks jump in nearby property searches
A spike in searches for homes near Jeremy Clarksons new pub has been recorded by property website Rightmove..
Experts want bold approach to put beavers back into the wild
Beavers need to be back in the wild to help tackle the climate and nature crises, wildlife experts have said as they called for a bold approach to bring back the keystone species..
Storm names list for 202425 includes historical Met Office figures
The Met Office has revealed the storm names for the 2024/25 season..
Nearly three in 10 teachers bring in food for hungry pupils
Nearly three in 10 teachers in England personally provided food to pupils in the summer term out of concern for their welfare, a survey has suggested..
UK teenagers facing happiness recession says Childrens Society
UK children are facing a happiness recession, a charity has said after its analysis pointed to lower life satisfaction than youngsters in other European countries..
Paris gets Paralympics under way with opening ceremony
The sun shone on the Champs-Elysees as athletes from across the world descended on a packed Place de la Concorde to launch Paris first Paralympic Games..
Three dead in road collision near Anglesey seafront
Three people have died in a road collision in a Welsh coastal town, police have said..
Oasis fans frustrated and scammed after hotel cancels Manchester bookings
Oasis fans who booked rooms in a Manchester hotel in anticipation of seeing the band on its reunion tour have been left feeling frustrated and scammed after their reservations were cancelled because of a technical error..
Thames Water says it must hike customer bills by nearly 60 by 2030
Troubled Thames Water has said it needs to hike customer bills by up to nearly 60% by 2030 or warned it will become uninvestible..
Energy bosses meet minister as Chancellor defends winter fuel payment squeeze
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has defended her decision to strip winter fuel payments from millions of pensioners as energy bosses were called in for talks on helping vulnerable households during the dark and cold months ahead..
Ryanair boss calls for two drink airport limit to curb in flight violence
Michael OLeary says theres been an increase in antisocial behaviour and violence onboard flights.
Doctors call for bold actions to tackle vaping epidemic among youngsters
The BMA want a ban on disposable e-cigarettes, and all flavours apart from tobacco.
PM to hail once in a generation opportunity to reset relationship with Europe
Sir Keir Starmer is beginning two days of meetings in Berlin and Paris.
ParalympicsGB flagbearer Lucy Shuker eager to emulate Tom Daley as LGBTQ beacon
British flagbearer Lucy Shuker hopes to follow in the footsteps of Tom Daley by being a beacon of hope for the LGBTQ+ community in Paris..
Building firm unaware children accessed site in months before 10 year old died
The company responsible for a building site where a 10-year-old boy died after falling down a manhole was unaware children had accessed it before they took it over, an inquiry heard..





















