Purgatory News
Ronnie OSullivan vows to keep coming for more
It is as the 47-year-old reached the final eight at the UK Masters at Alexandra Palace.
Energy bill support for businesses extended with much less generous promise
The current scheme is set to cost the Government about £18 billion over just six months, compared with £5.5 billion over a whole year for the new plan.
Second hand Tesla prices plummet as used buyers look away from EVs
The worst performing was the brands popular Model 3 saloon, which lost 23 per cent of its value, or £9,900, in the last 12 months.
Harry accuses Camilla of sacrificing him on her personal PR altar
Theres less than 24 hours until Harrys long-awaited memoir is finally published.
Trade union brands talks with Health Secretary an insult amid pay dispute
Talks between the Government and trade unions on NHS workers pay have been described as an insult, in a blow to hopes of any progress towards a deal between ministers and staff..
Roberto Martinez back in work after taking over as Portugal boss
Portugal have announced the appointment of Roberto Martinez as new national team manager..
Royce Royce heralds momentous year as car sales exceed 6000 for first time
Rolls-Royce Motor Cars has exceeded annual sales of more than 6,000 cars for the first time in its 118-year history, the company announced..
Poultry feed deal referred for in depth inquiry by competition watchdog
A proposed merger between two poultry feed giants is to be scrutinised under a full-scale investigation after the competition watchdog said the pair had failed to address its concerns..
Reduced energy support scheme for businesses to be unveiled
A new scheme to support businesses with their energy bills will be announced later on Monday, but is expected to be significantly cut after Chancellor Jeremy Hunt warned existing spending is unsustainably expensive..
Bridgertons Adjoa Andoh happy to be gateway to Shakespeare
Adjoa Andoh has said she is happy to be the gateway drug that takes (audiences) from Bridgerton to Shakespeare..
Lidl hails bumper Christmas as shoppers switch from traditional supermarkets
Discount supermarket Lidl has revealed its sales jumped by almost a quarter over the key festive period as it said it was buoyed by shoppers switching from rivals amid budget concerns..
All the best quotes from Harrys first two TV interviews on new memoir
The Duke of Sussex has given the first two of four television interviews about his controversial autobiography Spare..
Union leaders to meet rail minister in bid to secure deal to end strikes
Talks aimed at resolving the rail workers dispute will be held on Monday after a week of disruption to services because of strikes..
Worst yet to come for families struggling with cost of living think tank warns
The biggest impact of dramatically falling living standards is yet to hit, according to new research which shows that families across the UK have only experienced half of the lost income they are expected to suffer during the cost-of-living crisis..
Annual cost of hot baths predicted to rise to 1023 in 2023
The annual cost of taking hot baths is predicted to rise by almost 90% to £1,023 this year, a water company has said..
Men more likely to have had identity stolen than women survey suggests
Men are around twice as likely as women to have had their identity stolen, a survey suggests..
Firms miss out on 300m of pandemic business rates relief
Businesses hit hard by the pandemic missed out on around £300 million of business rates relief, according to analysis of new Government figures..
Handmade Christmas presents and decorations boost Hobbycraft sales
Arts and crafts retailer Hobbycraft saw sales lift higher over the key festive period as customers sought to make Christmas gifts and decorations..
Manufacturers fear energy cost and political turmoil will continue to hit output
The political chaos of the last year has hit the competitiveness of the UK as a place to manufacture and made it less attractive for foreign investment, according to a new report..
Ross Kemp stunned by David James knowledge of cats on BBCs Bridge Of Lies
Ross Kemp has said the celebrities who appeared on the new series of Bridge Of Lies were really down to earth but it was David James knowledge of cats that left his jaw on the floor..





















