Purgatory News
Last ditch bid to block Rwanda deportation flight rejected by Court of Appeal
Court of Appeal judges have rejected a last-ditch legal bid to block the first flight due to relocate asylum seekers to Rwanda under a controversial Government policy..
Defence Minister insists it is appalling for refugees to be stuck in hotels almost 9 months on
MP James Heappey blames councils for delays.
UK plans to renege on an international treaty regrettable
Irish premier Micheal Martin has said it is regrettable that the UK is to renege on an international treaty..
Heads deeply disappointed at ditched plans for free school meals extension
Headteachers and school staff have said they are deeply disappointed that the Government has shelved plans to extend free school meals provision to more pupils in England..
England boss Gareth Southgate to check on Phil Foden ahead of Hungary clash
England manager Gareth Southgate will check on the availability of Phil Foden ahead of Tuesdays Nations League game with Hungary at Molinuex..
No problem here insists Starmer as standards watchdog opens investigation
Sir Keir Starmer is under investigation for multiple failures to register gifts from football teams and book royalties worth thousands of pounds on time..
Bodies found in Amazon feared to be British journalist and Brazilian expert
Two bodies believed to be those of British journalist Dom Phillips and Brazilian indigenous expert Bruno Pereira have been discovered in the Amazon, according to the Guardian and local media..
Boris Johnson says plan to amend Northern Ireland Protocol is not a big deal
Boris Johnson insisted a plan to effectively override parts of the Brexit deal with Brussels was not a big deal as he was warned the move would deeply damage relations with the European Union and Ireland..
Disappointment over proposals for free school meals shelved
Government has shelved plans to extend free school meals .
Sir Keir Starmer being investigated over possible breaches of MPs rules
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer is under investigation by the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards over potential breaches of rules on earnings and gifts..
Man charged with murder after 15 year old boy stabbed to death
A man has been charged with the murder of a 15-year-old boy and the attempted murder of the teenagers mother..
Rwanda migrant removal policy faces court challenges
Just 24 hours before the first flight is due to take off, two further legal challenges are taking place today.
Government to introduce controversial legislation to amend NI Protocol
The Northern Ireland Secretary insists its lawful and correct, but some people think it breaks international law.
British talent scoops several top prizes at 75th Tony Awards
Simon Russell Beale, Sir Sam Mendes and Marianne Elliott were among those who took home accolades.
Heathrow passenger numbers at 79 of pre coronavirus levels
Heathrow has announced that passenger numbers were at 79% of pre-coronavirus levels last month..
Liverpool agree club record deal for Benfica forward Darwin Nunez
Liverpool have agreed a deal with Benfica to sign forward Darwin Nunez for a potential club record fee, the Portuguese side have announced..
London Tech Week opens to record breaking investment in UK tech sector
UK tech companies have raised more venture capital funding in the first five months of 2022 than in the whole of 2020, according to new figures..
Recession warning from CBI as economic growth outlook is downgraded
A leading business group has downgraded its outlook for economic growth amid calls for Government action to avoid a recession..
Millions more households targeted by scams as cost of living crisis bites
Millions more people have been targeted by scammers as the cost-of-living crisis takes hold, research suggests..
Record 323bn in cash handled by post offices in May
Post offices handled a record £3.23 billion in cash in May..





















