Purgatory News
Johnson denies using let the bodies pile high phrase during pandemic
Boris Johnson has denied claims that he used the phrase let the bodies pile high during the Covid-19 pandemic..
Second hand gifts to be given by one in four this Christmas survey suggests
One in four people are likely to give a second-hand gift to relatives or friends this Christmas, new research suggests..
Public funeral for Shane MacGowan to take place in Ireland
Crowds of people are expected to gather in Dublin and Tipperary for the funeral procession of Shane MacGowan in Ireland..
Rahm says switch to LIV Golf is the best for his family
Masters champion Jon Rahm has joined LIV Golf in a massive coup for the Saudi-funded breakaway..
Emery keen to keep things balanced at upwardly mobile Aston Villa
Unai Emery was trying to keep a lid on the excitement levels after his Aston Villa side outclassed stuttering Manchester City in Wednesdays 1-0 win to move above the defending champions and into third place..
Johnson I did not back let it rip Covid strategy in autumn 2020
Boris Johnson has said he was not reconciled to Covid deaths or thought it wise to let it rip in the autumn of 2020..
Sunak defends Rwanda plan following Jenrick resignation
A defiant Rishi Sunak has vowed to finish the job of getting the Rwanda scheme off the ground despite opposition from hardline Tories and the prospect of a bitter parliamentary battle..
Inquest into death of headteacher Ruth Perry to conclude
An inquest into the death of a headteacher who is thought to have killed herself following an Ofsted inspection is to conclude..
Gunman dead after killing three in attack at Las Vegas university
Police in Las Vegas killed a gunman on Wednesday at the University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV) after a person opened fire on campus, killing three and critically wounding a fourth..
Campaigners blockade BAE Systems site in Glasgow over Israel ties
Campaigners are staging a blockade at a defence companys shipyard in Glasgow in protest over its ties to Israel as they call for a ceasefire..
Johnson admits mistakes were made and says sorry to Covid victims
Boris Johnson has said he takes personal responsibility for mistakes made in the handling of the pandemic as he apologised to victims at the UK Covid-19 Inquiry..
Woman dead and two injured after east London shooting police say
A woman has died and two people, one a teenager, have been left injured following a shooting in east London, the Metropolitan Police said..
Boris Johnson to face start of two day grilling at Covid inquiry
Boris Johnson will face the first of two days of questioning over his handling of the pandemic when he appears before the UK Covid-19 Inquiry..
Rishi Sunak under pressure over Rwanda legislation after treaty signing
Rishi Sunak is under pressure from all wings of his party as Tory MPs await the promised Rwanda legislation set to accompany the newly signed treaty with Kigali..
Sheffield United have sacked manager Paul Heckingbottom
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Cleverly visits Rwanda to sign asylum seeker treaty
Home Secretary James Cleverly has arrived in Rwanda to sign a new treaty to help revive the Governments stalled asylum deal..
Train passengers face delays as heavy rain leads to flood warnings
The Environment Agency has issued more than 60 flood warnings across England as heavy rain replaced snow as the nations major weather concern..
British teenager killed in Gaza while fighting for Israeli forces says army
A British teenager has been killed in Gaza while fighting for the Israel Defence Forces (IDF), the Israeli army said..
Harrys legal challenge against Home Office to begin
The Duke of Sussexs legal challenge over his security arrangements while in the UK will reach the High Court..
Sunak says enough is enough as he steps up fight to control immigration
Rishi Sunak has declared enough is enough and that the time has come to get control of immigration once and for all..



















