Purgatory News
Mars Wrigley to trial removal of Bounty bars from Celebrations chocolate tubs
Mars Wrigley is to remove Bounty bars from its Celebrations chocolate tubs in a pre-Christmas trial after finding 39% of consumers want the coconut-flavoured treats banished for good..
Gamers cut spending to keep playing as cost of living rises
Gamers are changing their behaviour in the face of the rising cost of living, with many cutting back on new game purchases or playing later at night to avoid peak electricity costs, research shows..
Airbnb offers grants to help hosts make energy efficiency improvements
Airbnb hosts will be able to apply for grants of up to £3,000 to help them make energy efficiency improvements..
Labour to warn of growth in peril as interest rates set to rise again
Labours shadow chancellor will warn of profound implications for growth, with firms facing desperately difficult decisions over their future, if interest rates rise again as expected..
Police officers get jail terms over WhatsApp group featuring Wayne Couzens
Pc Jonathon Cobban, 35, and former Pc Joel Borders, 46 have each been sentenced to 12 weeks behind bars.
Sheeran delighted as he becomes first to have four albums in top 10 for year
Ed Sheeran said he is delighted to become the first artist to have four albums stay in the top 10 of the UK charts for a year..
John Lennons glasses and Kurt Cobain guitar to headline blockbuster US auction
A pair of John Lennons glasses and Kurt Cobains smashed guitars are due to headline a blockbuster music memorabilia auction later this month..
Channel 4 rebrands to futureproof on 40th anniversary
Channel 4 announced their video-on-demand service All 4 will be renamed Channel 4 as the broadcaster adopts one identity to help viewers navigate a crowded digital world and futureproof the channel..
Avatar The Way Of Water trailer shows return to Pandora
The first full trailer for James Camerons Avatar sequel, The Way Of Water, has been released, returning viewers to the planet of Pandora nearly 13 years on..
FA concerned by rise of abhorrent chants about Hillsborough disaster
The Football Association has expressed concern over the rise in frequency of offensive chanting about the Hillsborough disaster..
Bukayo Saka trains with Arsenal to allay fears he could miss World Cup
Bukayo Saka allayed fears he could miss the World Cup through injury as he trained with his Arsenal team-mates on Wednesday..
Arsenal forward Vivianne Miedema given time off to rest and recharge
Arsenal forward Vivianne Miedema has been granted a leave of absence to rest and recharge..
Oleksandr Usyk has sights set only on Tyson Fury and wants fight in early 2023
Oleksandr Usyk has insisted he will only fight Tyson Fury next and has called on the unpredictable world heavyweight champion to agree to a meeting during the first part of 2023..
BBC celebrates Stormzy with series of special programmes
The BBC is to broadcast a series of programmes celebrating cultural icon Stormzy..
Next posts higher sales despite pressure on shoppers
Fashion giant Next has revealed that sales for the past quarter grew slightly ahead of expectations despite pressure on customer budgets..
Spurs secure Champions League progress in dramatic style
Tottenham progressed to the Champions League knockout stage as group winners after Pierre-Emile Hojbjergs stoppage-time goal snatched a 2-1 win in Marseille..
Rangers boss admits Champions League campaign has been very difficult
Giovanni van Bronckhorst spoke ruefully of a very difficult Champions League campaign after Rangers were left with an unwanted group stage record following their 3-1 defeat by Ajax at Ibrox..
The reaction I wanted Jurgen Klopp hails Liverpools win over Napoli
Jurgen Klopp has never doubted Liverpools quality and was pleased by the way his side bounced back from their latest setback by overcoming in-form Napoli in the Champions League..
Ange Postecoglou proud to take Celtic to Bernabeu
Ange Postecoglou is hoping Celtic can give their supporters a memorable night in the Bernabeu..
Government is failing to lead on cutting carbon emissions say MPs
The Government has been accused by MPs of failing to give an effective lead on cutting damaging greenhouse gas emissions, despite having set a legally binding target of net zero emissions by 2050..





















