Purgatory News
Boy who stabbed Alfie Lewis detained for life
An outwardly normal 15-year-old boy with a worrying interest in knives who stabbed another teenager through the heart on the way home from school has been detained for life as a judge warned of the scourge of knife crime among young people..
Police chief who lied with arrogant temerity dismissed
A top police officer who lied and exaggerated his naval rank, length of service and achievements when applying to become chief constable has been found to have committed gross misconduct and has been dismissed without notice..
Sir Ed Davey speaks exclusively to Radio News Hub about Europe
The Liberal Democrat leader has spoken to Radio News Hub whilst on the campaign trail in Harrogate..
Sir Ed Davey speaks exclusively to Radio News Hub about the Horizon scandal
The Liberal Democrat leader has spoken to Radio News Hub whilst on the campaign trail in Harrogate..
Taylor Swift brings Eras Tour to London
Swifties in London will finally get to experience the Eras Tour as Taylor Swift brings her billion-dollar blockbuster live show to the capital on Friday..
Southgate England need to find better balance
Gareth Southgate says now is a time for strong leadership and intelligent decisions as Englands under-fire manager looks to find the best way forward after a concerning start to Euro 2024..
Rob Page sacked as Wales boss
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Scientists dismiss griffin dinosaur fossil theory
Scientists say they have debunked the theory that dinosaur fossils inspired the myth of the griffin..
Calls to reform statutory sick pay
More than one million workers are unable to claim Statutory Sick Pay (SSP) due to their low earnings and may feel forced to work when they are ill, a new report warns..
TikTok to help users spot misinformation
TikTok is launching a media literacy hub to help its users recognise fake news and misinformation online ahead of the General Election..
Consumer confidence up amid economy optimism
Consumer confidence has seen its third monthly increase since March bolstered by increasing optimism about the economy, a survey suggests..
Donald Sutherland An enduring legacy of playing both heroes and villains
Canadian actor Donald Sutherland has died aged 88 following a long illness..
75000 rail fare evasion prosecutions probably unlawful
About 75,000 prosecutions of alleged fare evasion brought by train companies under the controversial single justice procedure were probably unlawful and could be quashed, a court has heard..
Jack Draper ends Carlos Alcarazs reign at Queens
New British number one Jack Draper claimed the biggest victory of his career by beating top seed Carlos Alcaraz at the cinch Championships..
Junior doctors urged to call off cynical strikes
Junior doctors in England have been urged to call off cynical strikes later this month as experts warned that the health of patients will be compromised as a result of the walkout..
Sir Ian McKellen having physiotherapy
The veteran actor fell from a West End stage on Monday.
Mother of British teenager missing in Tenerife says search is living nightmare
19 year old Jay Slater hasnt been heard from since Monday morning.
Election betting scandal deepens
The Conservatives director of campaigning has taken a leave of absence .
Bank of England keeps interest rates on hold
Theyre staying at 5.25%, despite inflation falling to its 2% target.
Interest Rates Decision Due
Rates expected to be held at 5.25% by Bank of England.




















