Purgatory News
Ralph Hasenhuttl delighted with Southamptons pressure relieving win
Under-fire Southampton boss Ralph Hasenhuttl was relieved to be on the right side of fine margins after easing pressure on his position with a vital victory at south coast rivals Bournemouth..
Ian McKellen Panto more popular than Shakespeare
Sir Ian McKellen says he would put pantomime above Shakespeare in terms of popularity and hopes the shows inspire younger generations to enjoy the theatre..
New Harry Potter coins to feature portraits of the King and Queen Elizabeth II
A new Harry Potter coin collection from the Royal Mint will feature portraits of both Queen Elizabeth II and the King..
Waitrose customers send sales of spam and fish heads up by a third
Sales of spam and fish heads are both up by a third at upmarket grocer Waitrose in an apparent shift to economy buying in the face of the cost-of-living crisis..
Braverman quits the Home Office but Chief Whip and Deputy remain in post
Suella Braverman has criticised Liz Trusss premiership as she quit as home secretary but Downing Street says the Chief Whip and the Deputy remain in post. .
Embattled Truss makes last minute cancellation of trip away from Westminster
A growing number of Tory MPs are demanding she quits.
Putin declares martial law in annexed regions of Ukraine
It will come into force tomorrow, but its not yet clear exactly what it will mean.
Hong Kong protester beaten at Manchester consulate fears he will be silenced
He says he was dragged into the grounds of the building and assaulted on Sunday.
Baby deaths 45 infants may have lived with better care says report
Dr Bill Kirkup looked into failings at East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust.
Truss avoids commitment on raising benefits in line with inflation
Liz Truss did not commit to raising benefits in line with inflation when challenged at Prime Ministers Questions..
Inflation surges back to 40 year high after food prices soar
Inflation last month returned to the 40-year high it hit earlier this summer after food prices soared..
Creation of Great British Railways delayed
The creation of a new public sector body to oversee Britains railways has been delayed..
Steve Cooper has full belief in Nottingham Forest as they continue to adapt
Nottingham Forest manager Steve Cooper has 100 per cent belief in his players as his new-look side continues to adapt to the demands of the Premier League..
Bail granted for rape attempt accused footballer Mason Greenwood
Manchester United footballer Mason Greenwood will be released from custody after a bail application was granted..
Fraud victims with mental health problems less likely to get money back
People experiencing mental health problems who fall victim to fraud are less likely than those without such conditions to get their money back, according to Which?.
Vodafone unveils new social broadband tariff and free connectivity for small firms
Vodafone has announced a new social broadband tariff for households giving them connectivity for £12 a month, and will give small businesses free broadband for a year as part of a new cost-of-living package..
Britains worst motorway services revealed
A motorway services in West Yorkshire has been ranked the worst in Britain..
HSBC green ads banned for omitting information about banks own emissions
Two posters for HSBC advertising the banks green initiatives have been banned for omitting information about its own contribution to carbon dioxide and greenhouse gas emissions..
Emmerdale star Jay Kontzle says his grandparents gave him a sense of belonging
Soap actor Jay Kontzle, who said he owes his grandparents everything, is backing a campaign to better support kinship carers to receive the recognition they deserve..
Simon Cowell to pair music industry stars with TikTok users in new project
Simon Cowell says his latest project pairing some of musics biggest songwriters and producers with social media creatives may be the industrys missing link..





















