Purgatory News
Assisted dying can correct injustice says Leadbeater as opponents warn of risks
Parliament has a chance to correct injustice and reduce human suffering when it debates assisted dying, the MP behind the Bill said but opposition campaigners have warned of inevitable abuse, pressure, coercion and mistakes..
Former Tory MP Dame Andrea Jenkyns joins Reform UK
Former Conservative MP Dame Andrea Jenkyns has joined Reform UK and will run to be mayor of Lincolnshire..
Gregg Wallace stepping away from MasterChef amid external review
Gregg Wallace is to step away from presenting BBC cooking show MasterChef while complaints made by individuals about historical allegations of misconduct are externally reviewed..
Ex British Army soldier Daniel Khalife found guilty of spying for Iran
Former soldier Daniel Khalife has been found guilty of breaching the Official Secrets and Terrorism Acts by collecting sensitive information and passing it to agents of Iran..
Net migration drops 20 to 728000 after hitting 906000 peak
Net migration to the UK hit a higher than previously thought record of 906,000 in the year to June 2023, revised official estimates show..
Uber launches teen accounts giving parents option to track childrens journeys
Parents of teenagers can track their Uber journeys under a new scheme..
Lib Dem leader Ed Davey launches Christmas number one bid with charity single
Sir Ed Davey is launching a bid for Christmas number one with a charity single called Love Is Enough..
Rehab and talking therapies can help reduce long Covid symptoms study
Talking therapies and physical and mental rehabilitation probably improve symptoms of long Covid, a new study suggests..
Robbie Williams feeling remarkable following years of mental health struggles
Robbie Williams has said he feels remarkable after coming out the other end of a more than decade-long struggle with his mental health..
Sixth form college teachers to begin strike action in pay dispute
Sixth form college teachers in England will begin strike action on Thursday in a dispute over pay..
Police investigating those who may have enabled Al Fayed to prey on women
A police investigation has been launched into more than five people who may have facilitated former Harrods boss Mohamed Al Fayed in his alleged sexual abuse of dozens of women and girls..
Israel plans to appeal against ICC arrest warrants for alleged Gaza war crimes
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahus office has said Israel plans to appeal against the International Criminal Courts recent decision to issue arrest warrants against him and his former defence minister over alleged crimes against humanity in Gaza..
Three Americans held for years in China released White House says
Three American citizens imprisoned for years by China have been released, the White House said..
Starmer declines to repeat Chancellors pledge of no more borrowing or tax hikes
Sir Keir Starmer has sidestepped calls to repeat Chancellor Rachel Reeves pledge of no more borrowing or tax rises following the Budget..
Second man arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after girl hurt in shooting
A second man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after an eight-year-old girl was seriously hurt in a shooting..
Man arrested after investigation into viral videos of women on nights out
A man has been arrested by police investigating viral videos of women taken on nights out..
Kim Leadbeater defends assisted dying Bill in face of efforts to stop it
The MP behind the assisted dying Bill has insisted it is taking absolutely the right route through Parliament after it was criticised as an utterly inadequate way to deal with the controversial issue..
Domestic abusers to face tougher restrictions as new protective orders launched
Domestic abusers will face tougher restrictions from Wednesday with the launch of new court orders to keep them away from their victims..
Major supermarkets back call to ban cages for UK hens
Major supermarkets and food industry leaders have backed calls for the Government to ban cages for egg-laying hens..
NHS sees fewer new dental patients after recovery plan report
Plans to recover NHS dental services will not come close to getting provision back to pre-pandemic levels, experts have said..




















