Purgatory News
Two Israeli hostages rescued from Gaza
It came after a night of air strikes which killed at least 50 people.
Rise in non UK nationals in NHS workforce
Its estimated one in five NHS workers are non-UK nationals.
Marathon world record holder dies in accident
24 year old Kelvin Kiptum lost his life in his home country of Kenya.
Labour candidate apologises for offensive Israel claims
A Labour by-election candidate has apologised for his deeply offensive comments, after he reportedly said Israel allowed Hamas to carry out its October 7 attack to provide grounds to invade Gaza..
Sunak should bring back Johnson says Kwarteng
Rishi Sunak should be swallowing some pride and bringing back Boris Johnson to help boost the Tories electoral fortunes, ex-chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng has said..
Call to extend grants for electric taxis
Grants worth up to £7,500 for new electric taxis must be extended to avoid drivers holding on to older, more polluting vehicles for longer, a trade leader has warned..
Snowdon wheelchair climb record attempt
Two disability advocates aiming to set a world record for the fastest climb up Mount Snowdon in a powered wheelchair while raising awareness of the inaccessibility of hiking spots have said they are really excited..
Rail maintenance workers to go on strike
Rail maintenance workers will begin an eight-day strike on Saturday in a dispute over pay..
Alligator snapping turtle found in Cumbria
An invasive alligator snapping turtle has been named Fluffy by a vet after being found near a lake in Cumbria..
King thanks public for support
The King has spoken publicly for the first time since the announcement of his cancer diagnosis as he thanked people for their many messages of support and good wishes..
MPs warn Rwanda Bill incompatible with human rights obligations
Rishi Sunaks proposed Rwanda asylum law is fundamentally incompatible with the UKs human rights obligations and would flout international law, MPs and peers have warned..
Gove to detail housebuilding plans
Tens of thousands more homes will be built under plans to regenerate inner-city brownfield sites, Michael Gove has said..
Andrew Scott 150 theatre tickets are frustrating
Irish star Andrew Scott has suggested that there should be weekly sales of West End theatre tickets as young people struggle to afford £150 tickets..
Fujitsu received 34bn from Treasury linked deals
Fujitsu is set to have received more than £3.4 billion through contracts running with Treasury-linked organisations since 2019 despite its role in the Post Office scandal, MPs have found..
Blue card and sin bin trial announcement delayed
Footballs lawmakers have delayed plans to publish details of sin bin trials at higher levels of football until next month..
BMA offers to call off action
The British Medical Association (BMA) has offered to call off a planned strike by junior doctors later this month if NHS bosses give permission for further time for negotiations..
Abdul Ezedi most likely dead
Alkali attack suspect Abdul Ezedi is most likely to have died and his body may never be found, the Metropolitan Police said..
Sculptor creates tiny golden dragon
A renowned micro-sculptor has created a miniature golden dragon as a symbol of strength to celebrate the Lunar New Year..
Calls for pavement parking ban across England
Powers to ban pavement parking should be extended across England to make streets safer, according to a report published by councils..
The Last Dinner Party claim first number one with debut
British indie outfit The Last Dinner Party have claimed their first number one album, with debut offering Prelude To Ecstasy..





















