Purgatory News
Argentina defender Cristian Romero agrees permanent Spurs deal following loan
Cristian Romero has signed a permanent contract to remain with Tottenham until 2027..
Self professed movie buff makes her mark with mini cross stitch film posters
A self-professed movie buff has turned her love of the cinema into a side passion by creating mini cross-stitch versions of famous film posters..
On This Day in 2015 Manchester City sign Kevin De Bruyne
Manchester City signed Kevin De Bruyne for a then-club record fee on this day in 2015..
Man 21 dies after being stabbed at Notting Hill Carnival
A 21-year-old man has died after being stabbed at Notting Hill Carnival, the Metropolitan Police said, adding that more than 200 arrests were made during the event..
Truss cost of living plan stalled until she gets full support and advice as PM
Liz Trusss camp says she will not finalise her plans for crucial cost-of-living support before receiving the full support and advice only available to the government of the day..
Charles Dickens unseen letters to be published for the first time
A batch of Charles Dickens letters that have remained unseen and unpublished will go on display for the first time on Wednesday..
Woman survives cancer against the odds thanks to experimental drug
A woman with deadly bile duct cancer is surviving against all the odds thanks to a new experimental drug..
Classic Brixham fishing trawler saved
A classic Brixham sailing trawler has been saved from disaster after winning a near £1 million grant..
Plymouths kelp forest to be dedicated to the Queen
A vitally important marine habitat in the English Channel will be dedicated to the Queen to mark her Platinum Jubilee..
Dame Mary Berry to make guest appearance on Celebrity MasterChef
Dame Mary Berry will make a surprise appearance on Celebrity MasterChef during next weeks semi-finals stage of the cooking competition..
Pubs and brewers warn over mass closures as energy bills leap 300
Bosses of six of the UKs biggest pub and brewing companies have signed an open letter to the Government urging it to act in order to avoid real and serious irreversible damage to the sector.
BT and Openreach staff staging fresh strikes over pay
The Communication Workers Union say 40,000 of its members at BT Group are showing serious determination to get a decent wage rise.
Nadhim Zahawi visits US to push for co operation on cost of living crisis
He will push for co-operation on energy security, financial services, and tackling spiralling prices and slower growth.
Johnson hails gigabit broadband expansion as he enters final week in office
The Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport say new data from the ThinkBroadband website will show gigabit broadband is now available to 70% of UK homes and businesses.
Tea associated with a lower risk of mortality
The findings have been published in the Annals of Internal Medicine.
People throng streets of Ballycastle for Ould Lammas Fair
This is the first time the fair has been held in two years.
Travellers abandoned after flight to London diverts to Bermuda
American Airlines have apologised for the trouble this has caused.
Navy carrier Prince of Wales limping back to shore after breaking down
It was due to sale across the Atlantic for naval exercises.
Atmosphere absolutely bouncing as World Gravy Wrestling Championships return
The gravy used in the event is made at the Real Lancashire Black Pudding factory and wrestlers are hosed down by the local fire brigade after their fights.
Andy Murray is through to the second round of the US Open
He beat 24th seed Francisco Cerundolo in straight sets.





















