Purgatory News
Titans scientific director says sub malfunctioned just prior to Titanic dive
The scientific director for the company that owned the Titan submersible that imploded last year while on its way to the Titanic wreckage told a hearing on Thursday that the sub had malfunctioned just prior to the fatal dive..
Kylie Minogue announces world tour
Star will perform dates in England and Scotland.
UK interest rates kept at 5
Bank of England says vital inflation stays low.
Im petrified of someone thats no longer alive says Mohamed Al Fayed accuser
Allegations of assault and physical violence against the former Harrods owner .
Falkland Islands were covered in lush rainforest up to 30 million years ago
A researcher from the University of Southampton has found evidence that the treeless, grassland landscape used to be very different.
Study finds young motorists account for 38 of dangerous driving endorsements
Road safety charity IAM RoadSmart is calling for restrictions to be imposed on new drivers .
Watchdog warns action is needed to avoid poor maternity care becoming normalised
A Care Quality Commission report has brought together the findings from 131 inspections.
Boy dies after falling from window of house in Nottingham
The eight year old was taken to hospital but died from his injuries.
Pharmacies to be balloted for action over funding cuts
The work-to-rule action could see opening hours cut, and services reduced.
Netanyahu accuses UK of sending mixed messages over support for Israel
Benjamin Netanyahu has accused the UK Government of sending mixed messages over its support for Israel and undermining the countrys right to self-defence..
UK enjoying summers last hurrah before weekend of heavy rain and thunder
The UK is enjoying summers last hurrah before heavy rainfall is expected to drench the country over the weekend, the Met Office has said..
Public overestimates how much of UK immigration is from asylum seekers study
The public vastly overestimates how much asylum seekers account for in UK immigration, leading to skewed perceptions that make the debate on migration unbalanced, according to new research..
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..





















