Purgatory News
Land Rover used by the Queen coming up for auction
A classic Land Rover used by members of the royal family around their Balmoral Estate is coming up for auction in 2023..
Ofcom accepts BBC radio cuts to expand local online news prompting media outcry
Ofcom has accepted requests from the BBC to make cuts to their radio output with the resources being invested into its local online news offering, prompting a backlash from local media..
Andrew Flintoff recovering after Top Gear accident says Piers Morgan
Andrew Flintoff is recovering from an accident while filming for Top Gear, according to his friend and fellow broadcaster Piers Morgan..
Words missing from Queens 21st birthday pledge in Harry and Meghans Netflix show
Words are missing from the late Queens famous dedication of her life to service on her 21st birthday when it appears as part of the Duke and Duchess of Sussexs Netflix documentary..
Ex England striker Ellen White announces pregnancy
Former England striker Ellen White has announced she is pregnant..
Nursing strikes are a badge of shame for Sunaks Government Starmer says
Sir Keir Starmer has urged Rishi Sunak to negotiate with nurses over pay as he labelled the impending strike a badge of shame for his Government..
Hostile refugee policies behind migrant deaths human rights groups say
Human rights groups have blamed the Governments hostile refugee policies for the deaths of four migrants while attempting to cross the Channel on Wednesday..
Eurostar security guards call off strikes amid pay talks
Planned strikes by security guards on Eurostar this week have been called off..
Openreachs planned wholesale fibre broadband discounts must be scrutinised
Broadband infrastructure firm Openreach has published plans to offer lower wholesale prices to other internet providers for access to its fibre network, but the move has seen network rivals raise competition concerns..
Culture Secretary Michelle Donelan to take short maternity leave
Culture Secretary Michelle Donelan will become the second Cabinet minister to take maternity leave after she announced she is expecting a baby next year..
Death toll in Jersey explosion rises to eight
The death toll in an explosion at a block of flats in Jersey has risen to eight, the islands police chief said..
HSBC says it will no longer finance new oil and gas fields
HSBC has announced it will no longer provide finance for new oil and gas fields, as part of efforts to shift to a net zero emissions world..
Author loses laptop containing draft of new novel in Shetland blizzard
Crime writer Ann Cleeves is appealing for help after losing a laptop containing the draft of half her next novel in a blizzard in Shetland..
Tui returns to profit as holiday bookings and prices surge post pandemic
Holiday giant Tui Group has seen its revenues quadruple this year and summer bookings almost return to 2019 pre-pandemic levels, following two-and-a-half challenging years for the travel sector..
Coastguard launches search and rescue over small boat incident in the Channel
A large search and rescue operation has been launched in the Channel following an incident involving a small boat off the coast of Kent on Wednesday morning..
Us against the world Emiliano Martinez hails Argentinas fighters
Emiliano Martinez says Argentinas fighters are ready for one last battle in their quest for glory at a World Cup where he believes everyone wanted us to lose..
Janey Godley tells fans cancer has come back before upcoming tour
Award-winning comic Janey Godley has announced her cancer treatment is back on the cards ahead of her tour early next year..
Boris Johnson and Priti Patel pressure PM to ignore ECHR rulings on Rwanda
Boris Johnson and Priti Patel are reportedly backing a forthcoming bill attempting to force Rishi Sunak to ignore rulings from the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) over the deportation of asylum seekers to Rwanda..
UK inflation dips but soaring food and energy prices keep pressure on households
UK inflation eased back by more than expected last month from Octobers 41-year high, but households remained under pressure due to sky-high food and energy costs, according to official figures..
Rail and Royal Mail workers strike as nursing walkout looms
Commuters face a second day of severe rail disruption on Wednesday as members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) are joined in walkouts by Royal Mail workers, and nurses prepare to take unprecedented industrial action..





















