Purgatory News
Spurs on the right track Postecoglou
Ange Postecoglou felt Tottenhams 1-1 draw at West Ham was a step in the right direction despite dropping more points in the top-four race..
Proposals drawn up for frequent flyer tax
Ministers should develop proposals like a frequent flyer tax to reduce the demand for air travel..
Britons killed in Gaza air strike named
Seven aid workers, including three Britons, who were killed in an Israeli air strike in Gaza have been named..
The Prime Minister Tells Benjamin Netanyahu Far Too Many Have Lost Their Lives
Downing Street says PM spoke to Israels prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu this evening..
Police Scotland take no action over JK Rowlings social media posts
No action to be taken over Harry Potter author JK Rowlings social media posts about transgender issues..
Average UK house price fell by 02 month on month in March
Although property values increased by 1.6% annually.
Ships to leave Gaza with 240 tons of undelivered aid
An official in Cyprus says aid ships that arrived in Gaza this week will return to the Mediterranean island nation carrying some 240 tons of undelivered aid after an air strike killed seven aid workers..
British national among aid workers killed in Gaza
The World Central Kitchen charity say seven of their workers lost their lives in an airstrike.
Rishi Sunak says childcare plan creates brighter future
The first parents in England are benefiting from 15 hours of taxpayer-funded care for two-year-olds.
Call to extend paid miscarriage bereavement leave to all 999 staff
The Laura Hyde Foundation is calling for the policy to be extended to all 999 workers.
Crowds gather for egg rolling Easter tradition to celebrate new life
Crowds gathered in London to take part in an annual egg-rolling Easter tradition, which represents new life and the resurrection of Christ..
Government under pressure to publish legal advice on Israels actions in Gaza
Foreign Secretary Lord Cameron is under pressure to publish the legal advice he has received on Israels actions in Gaza following claims UK Government lawyers believe it has broken humanitarian law..
King to attend Easter Sunday service
Its his most significant public appearance since his cancer diagnosis.
Poll suggests Tories set for worst result
A major new poll indicates the Conservatives could be left with fewer than 100 MPs after the general election.
Stormonts leaders focus on stability amid DUP upheaval
Northern Irelands politicians are trying to keep the powersharing executive on track.
Teachers turning to antidepressants and alcohol
A survey has found teachers are looking for ways to cope with work-related stress.
Donaldson allegations a devastating revelation for DUP
The new leader of the DUP has described charges of historical sex offences against Sir Jeffrey Donaldson as a devastating revelation for the party..
Ships leave Cypriot port to deliver food aid to Gaza
Three ships have left a port in Cyprus to deliver 400 tons of food and other supplies to Gaza as concerns grow about hunger in the Palestinian territory..
Councils cut 90 of bus services since 2020
More than 90% of council-run bus services have been cut across England since 2010, according to research..
AI could provide more accurate sepsis diagnosis
Combining artificial intelligence (AI) with a simple blood test could help diagnose sepsis faster and single out patients at the highest risk of severe complications from the infection, a study has suggested..





















