Purgatory News
Man arrested for driving 180mph on M4
The arrest was made after images emerged on social media.
MPs seek to make unauthorised entry into football grounds a criminal offence
MPs have recommended the creation of a new criminal offence of unauthorised entry to a football match to counter the sort of disorder seen at the Euro 2020 final at Wembley..
Claudia Winkleman initially turned down hosting The Traitors to prioritise family
Claudia Winkleman has said she originally declined to present hit reality show The Traitors to prioritise her family life..
TUC issues warning on new strikes law
The entire trade union movement will rally behind any worker who is sacked under a controversial new law on strikes, the head of the TUC is warning..
Scientists awarded funding to search for pancreatic cancer test
Scientists are to receive almost £100,000 from a cancer research charity to search for a blood test to detect pancreatic cancer..
Watchdog puts care home into special measures following safety concerns
A care home has been placed into special measures by the health watchdog because of very serious safeguarding concerns, with instances of patients being left lying in urine-soaked sheets..
Drivers warned over post Christmas flat battery blues
Drivers are being warned to avoid the flat battery blues when they return to work after the festive period..
Carol Kirkwood I feel no pressure about how I look
Carol Kirkwood has said she feels no pressure whatsoever about her appearance..
Cut crime and pressure on prisons with more community sentences say peers
Allowing more criminals to serve sentences out of jail would help cut crime and ease pressure on prisons, according to a Lords committee..
Murder probe after man killed as car ploughs into crowd during disturbance
A 46-year-old man died and several other people were injured when a car hit a crowd during a disturbance.
Sir Winston Churchill and Buckingham Palace celebrated on new coins for 2024
The designs will celebrate some key events and anniversaries.
Properties damaged by localised tornado as Storm Gerrit sweeps UK
Thousands of homes remain without power and motorists and rail passengers face continued disruption after Storm Gerrit battered the country..
Smokers urged to give up to deter children from habit
A new campaign by the NHS features doctors, former smokers and ex-footballers encouraging people to attempt to quit in January.
Would you welcome a four day working week
A campaign for a four-day working week is being stepped up in the coming months amid warnings that Britains long hours culture is pushing people to the brink..
Sharp rise in number of floods and fires recorded at NHS sites
The NHS has been hit by a rise in the number of floods and fires at its sites in the past year, analysis of official figures shows..
Architect of euro and single market Jacques Delors dies aged 98
Former European Commission president Jacques Delors, who played a key role in the design of the euro and creation of the single market, has died aged 98..
Pints of wine to be stocked on British shelves for first time
Britons will soon be able to buy pint sized bottles of still and sparkling wine in the form of a new 568ml amount to appear on supermarket shelves and in pubs, clubs and restaurants..
4757 festive filers submitted tax returns on Christmas Day
HMRC also recorded 8,876 returns submitted on Christmas Eve and 12,136 on Boxing Day..
Former Wilko shops witness amazing sales after reopening says Poundland boss
The boss of Poundland has hailed amazing trade across its former Wilko stores after reopening dozens of stores snapped up from the collapsed rival..
Absurd rail ticketing system needs overhauled charity says
An urgent overhaul of Britains rail fares system is required after analysis revealed absurd inconsistencies, a charity said..





















