Purgatory News
Travel chaos expected to continue for Christmas getaways
The next few days are expected to see 13.5 million leisure journeys by car.
Gunman kills 14 people in Czech Republics worst mass shooting
Tomorrow will be a national day of mourning in the country.
Shooting in central Prague leaves several dead and dozens wounded
Czech police say a shooting in downtown Prague has killed an unspecified number of people and wounded others..
Judge to decide if media can publish names of Brianna Gheys teenage killers
A judge will decide whether to lift anonymity orders protecting the identities of Brianna Gheys teenage killers, and allow the media to publish their names, at a hearing on Thursday..
Train passengers urged not to travel as parts of UK brace for Storm Pia
A train operator has strongly urged its customers not to travel on services to and from Edinburgh before mid-afternoon, as Storm Pia is expected to cause significant disruption..
Laurence Fox comments about Ava Evans tops Ofcom complaints list for 2023
Laurence Foxs misogynistic comments about female journalist Ava Evans, in which he asked who would want to shag that?, was the most complained-about TV event of the year, Ofcom has revealed..
Government borrowing higher than expected as cost of benefits grows
Government borrowing was higher than expected last month amid greater benefits costs and increased interest payments, according to official figures..
Chelsea and Liverpool avoid each other in Carabao Cup draw
Middlesbrough will face Chelsea in the Carabao Cup semi-final, while Liverpool will play Fulham in the other last-four tie..
MPs call for cut to bombardment of gambling ads in stadiums to shield children
The Premier League and other sports governing bodies should cut the bombardment of gambling ads in stadiums to minimise childrens exposure to them, MPs have said..
Boy and girl found guilty of murder of teenager Brianna Ghey
A boy and a girl have been found guilty of the frenzied murder of teenager Brianna Ghey..
Rimmel London ad banned for implying girls need make up at school to succeed
An advert for Rimmel London has been banned for playing on young girls insecurities about their appearance by implying it is necessary to wear make-up to school to succeed..
Nottingham Forest confirm Nuno Espirito Santo as head coach
Nottingham Forest have appointed Nuno Espirito Santo as their new head coach..
Strikes have come at the worst possible time NHS chiefs
Patients have been warned that there will be significant disruption to NHS services as junior doctors in England have gone out on strike during one of the busiest periods of the year..
New study reveals patients feelings over online GP appointments
Patients prefer online GP appointments for speed and to discuss delicate complaints, according to a new study..
Changes to national living wage age bands will have major impact research
Reductions in the age threshold for being paid the national living wage will have a major impact on young, low-paid workers, research suggests..
Major firms offering shockingly poor customer service Which warns
Major firms supplying essential household services are failing in every area of customer service as standards plumb new depths in the post-pandemic era, according to watchdog Which?..
Households could use EV batteries to power appliances under government plans
Households could save hundreds of pounds on their energy bills by using electricity stored in their electric vehicles to power their home appliances, the Government has announced..
NHS braces for junior doctors strike
The NHS is bracing for a difficult few days as almost half of the medical workforce in England are set to go on strike during one of the busiest periods of the year..
Colorado Supreme Court bans Donald Trump from ballot under insurrection clause
The Colorado Supreme Court has declared former president Donald Trump ineligible for the White House under the US Constitutions insurrection clause..
Christmas shoppers warned by Cleverly to remain vigilant against terror threat
Christmas shoppers have been urged by the Home Secretary to remain vigilant against the threat of terrorism and go with their instincts if they spot suspicious behaviour..





















