Purgatory News
Frank Lampard sacked as Everton manager after challenging 12 months
The club currently sit second bottom of the Premier League table.
Firefighter in critical condition after blaze at former department store
Crews were called to the Jenners Building in Edinburgh on Monday morning.
Ireland captain Johnny Sexton opposes RFUs radical new tackle laws
The tackle height will be lowered to the waist from next season for all levels of English rugby outside the Gallagher Premiership and Championship.
Stephen Hendry fined by snooker chiefs after Masked Singer absences
He was revealed as the character Rubbish on the show at the weekend.
Price cap could fall below 3000 from April
Thats according to the head of OFGEM.
Households to be paid to cut power use two days in a row as margins remain tight
The Demand Flexibility Service will run between 4.30pm and 6pm on Tuesday.
Danny Ings facing a few weeks out after suffering injury on West Ham debut
He signed for the Hammers last week from Aston Villa.
Gymnast Ellie Downie retires aged 23 to prioritise mental health and happiness
She won 12 major medals in her career, including European Championship all-around gold in 2017 and two World Championship bronzes.
Recession to be worse than previously thought
Thats according to economists working for consultancy EY.
Ofcom to investigate BTs customer contract information compliance
The regulator says the rules are an important way of helping people shop around with confidence and make informed choices about the right deal for them.
FA appeals against ban imposed on former Crawley boss John Yems
Yems was handed a ban from football until June 2024.
Novak Djokovic eyes 10th Australian Open title after dismantling Alex De Minaur
Novak Djokovic is allowing his thoughts to turn to a 10th Australian Open title after he dismantled home favourite Alex De Minaur to reach the quarter-finals for the 13th time..
Bank launches offer of 200 to switch to its current accounts
Santander UK has launched a £200 switching offer in a sign that the battle to attract current account customers is heating up..
Lewis Hamilton I had bananas thrown at me and was called the n word at school
Lewis Hamilton said he had bananas thrown at him and was repeatedly called the n-word at school..
Patsy Palmer disappointed John Fashanu was first to be voted off Dancing On Ice
Patsy Palmer said she had been looking forward to seeing former footballer John Fashanus journey of improvement on Dancing On Ice before he became the first to leave the new series..
Nicola Sturgeon Assisted dying would never be seen as cost saving issue
Nicola Sturgeon says she does not think assisted dying would be seen as an opportunity for cost-saving, but acknowledged she has not yet finalised her views on the issue..
WRU facing allegations of sexism and discrimination following BBC investigation
The Welsh Rugby Union is facing allegations of sexism and discrimination which have left MP and former Wales international Tonia Antoniazzi expressing great concerns over the womens game in the country..
Patients taking antidepressants can become less sensitive to rewards research
Commonly-prescribed antidepressants can make patients become less sensitive to rewards affecting a key behavioural learning process that can lead to emotional dullness, according to scientists..
Big decisions needed on green growth as UK lags behind rivals CBI chief
The UK is lagging behind international rivals on green growth, the chief of the Confederation of British Industry will warn, as he urges the Government to take big decisions to boost the economy..
Eddie Nketiah nets late winner as Arsenal beat Man Utd in Emirates thriller
Eddie Nketiah flicked home a late winner as Arsenal beat Manchester United in a five-goal thriller to keep their Premier League title tilt in full swing..