Purgatory News
Adverts for Gordon Ramsays gin banned over honeyberry claims
Ads for celebrity chef Gordon Ramsays gin have been banned for making unauthorised claims about the spirits honeyberry ingredient..
Sleep quality more important than duration to stay healthy research suggests
Experiencing good quality sleep is more important than getting the recommended seven to nine hours when it comes to keeping illnesses at bay, a study suggests..
Rees Mogg to unveil details of business support package
Business Secretary Jacob Rees-Mogg is to set out details of a major Government support package for businesses running to tens of billions of pounds to ease the pain of soaring energy bills through the winter..
King plans for slimmed down coronation and monarchy amid cost of living crisis
The King is reportedly planning a less expensive coronation ceremony than his mothers and a slimmed down working monarchy as an acknowledgement of Britains cost-of-living crisis..
Physiotherapists could strike in a row over NHS pay
Physiotherapy staff across England and Wales will vote on industrial action after overwhelmingly rejecting this years NHS pay award..
Liz Truss Rising power bills are price worth paying for long term UK security
Liz Truss has said soaring energy bills are a price worth paying to secure the UKs long-term security as the fight against Vladimir Putins invasion of Ukraine causes costs to spike..
Huge operation to keep central London clean during public mourning for Queen
Scores of staff were deployed for a clean-up operation to return the streets of central London to normal just a few hours after the Queens funeral had ended..
Labours Rosie Cooper announces decision to stand down as an MP
Labour MP Rosie Cooper has announced she is standing down from her seat in the Commons, triggering a possible by-election..
Teenager was crushed to death by forklift truck in first month of new job
A teenager was crushed to death by a forklift truck while working at a farm less than a month after starting his new job, an inquest heard..
Major event set to be affected as fresh rail strikes are confirmed for October
A rail union has confirmed that train drivers at 12 companies will stage fresh strikes next month, continuing the industrial unrest that has hit several sectors this summer..
Animal cruelty case put back as barristers continue walkout over pay
The trial of a woman accused of causing unnecessary suffering to a protected species of dog has been adjourned because of the ongoing strike by barristers..
Unions start legal action against Government over law change
Unions are starting legal action against the Government over its new law allowing employers to hire agency workers to replace striking staff..
Holly and Phillip address backlash over lying in state queue on This Morning
This Morning hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield have insisted they would never jump a queue as they addressed their controversial visit to see the Queen lying in state..
Wife killer Russell Causley set to have first public parole hearing
A man who murdered his wife almost 40 years ago will become the first prisoner to have a public parole board hearing..
No plans to water down online safety reform plans Culture Secretary
The Culture Secretary has insisted that the new Government is not planning to water down proposals for new internet safety laws, amid plans for tweaks to proposed legislation..
Madeleine McCanns parents lose legal battle over Portuguese detectives remarks
The parents of Madeleine McCann have lost the latest stage of their legal battle over comments made by a retired Portuguese detective claiming they were involved in her disappearance..
6m people set to receive 150 disability cost of living payment from Tuesday
Around six million people will receive a one-off £150 disability cost-of-living payment from Tuesday..
Mike Ashley to step down from Frasers board
Billionaire retail magnate Mike Ashley is to step down as a director of Sports Direct owner Frasers Group next month, but has agreed to lend £100 million to the business..
Quarter of a million people filed past Queens coffin in London
Around a quarter of a million people paid their respects in person to the Queen by viewing her coffin as it lay in state in London..
Rail chaos which ruined mourners journeys continues for second day
Disruption to train services which caused thousands of mourners to miss the Queens funeral will continue until noon on Tuesday, passengers were warned..





















