Purgatory News
Starmer Reaping benefits of clean power will take time but bills will fall by 300
Sir Keir Starmer has warned it will take time to reap the benefits of clean power initiatives but stood by a claim that Labours plans will eventually drive down household bills by £300 a year amid confusion over the commitment..
Ben Stokes says naming unchanged England XI against West Indies easy decision
England captain Ben Stokes insists it was an easy decision to stick with an unchanged side as they look to seal a series whitewash in the third Test against West Indies at Edgbaston..
Man appears in court charged with attempted murder of Army officer in uniform
A man has been remanded in custody after appearing in court charged with the attempted murder of an Army officer in uniform near a barracks..
Revolut secures UK banking licence after three year wait
Revolut has secured a UK banking licence, marking the end of the fintech giants three-year wait for approval to operate as a bank in its home market..
Police officer suspended after footage sparks protest
A police officer has been suspended after a video which appeared to show a man being kicked as he lay on the floor sparked a protest..
Amanda Abbington I faced inappropriate mean nasty bullying on Strictly
Actress Amanda Abbington has said she was subjected to inappropriate, mean, nasty bullying in a toxic environment while rehearsing for Strictly Come Dancing..
Retailtainment The New Normal for Ecommerce
Reports indicate that retailtainment is on the rise, that is the combination of online retail services and entertainment..
Man charged over stabbing of uniformed Army officer
The attack happened in Gillingham in Kent on Tuesday evening.
Impact of two child benefit cap evident in food insecurity survey says charity
Almost a quarter of families with three children experienced food insecurity last month, according to research by a charity which said the findings show the impact of the two-child benefit cap..
Government must reform system for children with educational needs say councils
The Government must urgently reform a failing system of support for children with special educational needs as spiralling costs have not led to better outcomes for pupils, councils have warned..
AI could help two thirds of workers with daily tasks says study
Nearly two-thirds of jobs across the UK could be enhanced or improved by the use of artificial intelligence (AI), according to a new study commissioned by Google..
Chancellor to bang drum for British business at G20 meeting in Brazil
Rachel Reeves has vowed to bang the drum for British business at the G20 in Brazil during her first international trip as Chancellor..
Biden uses Oval Office address to explain his decision to quit 2024 race
Hes thrown his support behind Vice President Kamala Harris because the defence of democracy is more important than any title..
Tugendhat joins the Tory leadership race as more rivals expected to run
The Tory leadership contest is likely to heat up with more contenders expected to join Tom Tugendhat and James Cleverly in the race..
Police officer removed from duty after airport kicking video
A police officer has been removed from operational duties following a truly shocking video shared on social media which appeared to show a police officer kicking a man lying on the floor at Manchester Airport..
CrowdStrike blames bug that led to global tech outage
CrowdStrike is blaming a bug in an update that allowed its cybersecurity systems to push bad data out to millions of customer computers, setting off last weeks global tech outage..
Netanyahu vows to press on with war in Gaza
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu lauded United States-Israeli unity and praised President Joe Biden during a fiery speech to Congress..
Tory leadership race begins after Sunaks election disaster
The battle for the future of the Conservative Party has officially begun as nominations opened in the contest to replace Rishi Sunak..
Sexism and misogyny still on rise in English football data shows
Sexism and misogyny continue to be on the rise in English football, according to new data published by Kick It Out..
University tuition fees in England should be cut to 6000 a year report
University tuition fees in England should be reduced to £6,000 a year to make post-18 education more equitable for students, a think tank has said..





















