Purgatory News
Postal and education workers to take part in strikes on Wednesday
A fresh wave of strikes will be held on Wednesday as the year of industrial unrest continues across the country..
Ofgem orders energy firm Delta to pay 57000 immediately following failures
Ofgem has ordered energy supplier Delta to pay £57,000 immediately after it failed to meet its renewables obligations and provide information for the regulators Supplier of Last Resort scheme..
Investigators estimate around 20 deaths are linked to blunder in Covid 19 lab
A blunder at a lab which saw thousands of positive Covid-19 cases reported as negative could have led to the deaths of 20 people, according to new estimates..
Cliff Richard delighted to be competing with Stormzy in the charts
Sir Cliff Richard has said he is happy he is able to compete with Stormzy in the charts as he nears his 65th year in music..
HSBC to sell Canada business for more than 8 billion
HSBC has agreed to sell its business in Canada for 13.5 billion Canadian dollars (£8.4 billion) as it continues a spat with a major investor who wants to break up the global bank..
Meghan stopped watching Real Housewives when her life had its own drama
The Duchess of Sussex has insisted she will not appear in a reality show and stopped watching the Real Housewives series when her life had its own level of drama..
Harry Potter fans listen to Audible audiobooks for one billion hours
Harry Potter fans have listened to the audiobooks of the fantasy series for more than one billion hours on Audible, it has been announced..
Kolo Toure says experience under Brendan Rodgers will help him at Wigan
Kolo Toure hopes to take what he has learned from Brendan Rodgers to Wigan after being confirmed as the new manager of the Sky Bet Championship club..
Online Safety Bill to tackle absurd situation of age limit verification
Changes to the Online Safety Bill will tackle the absurd situation surrounding the enforcement of age limits on social media platforms, the Culture Secretary said..
Two thirds of adults worried about affording Christmas dinner survey
Two-thirds of adults are worried about being able to afford Christmas dinner, research suggests..
Scandal hit force launches hotline to report corrupt police officers
Britains biggest police force has launched a new anonymous hotline for people to report corrupt or abusive officers..
Sunak takes aim at China with promise of evolutionary leap in foreign policy
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has offered a vision of robust pragmatism in standing up to global competitors like China, as he signalled an evolutionary leap in British foreign policy..
Mike Tindall launches his own line of budgy smugglers for charity
Mike Tindall has launched his own line of budgy smugglers for charity after sporting the swimwear during his time on Im A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here!.
Hancocks Im A Celebrity stint took courage says Blair
Sir Tony Blair has offered some support to former health secretary Matt Hancock as he returns from the Im A Celebrity jungle, suggesting that the unorthodox move took courage..
Gareth Bale adamant Wales are capable of shocking England in World Cup showdown
Gareth Bale insists Wales can upset England and provide another surprise in a World Cup of shock results..
Michael Beale named Rangers boss on contract running to 2026 after leaving QPR
Rangers believe they have captured undoubtedly one of the most sought-after young managers in British football after luring Michael Beale from QPR on a contract until the summer of 2026..
Homes selling for 3 below asking price on average
Homes have been selling for 3% below their asking price typically in recent weeks, according to Zoopla..
Black Friday pre loved focus was right thing to do says eBay UK boss
Focusing on selling used and refurbished items this Black Friday was a big bet but the right thing to do, eBays UK boss has said..
HSBC raises rate on savings account from 1 to 5
Savers will see the rate on a fixed-rate account jump from 1% to 5% from December, HSBC UK has announced..
Ikea to hand workers 6 cost of living pay rise
Ikea is to hand its workers a pay rise and improved benefits as part of a £12 million investment in cost-of-living support..





















