Purgatory News
Huge increase in cost of childcare over past decade TUC
The cost of childcare for parents with children under the age of two has increased by more than £2,000 a year since 2010, according to a new study..
Social workers at breaking point amid high stress levels Unison
Social workers are at breaking point because of excessive workloads, high stress levels and low morale, a union is warning..
Search teams discover items belonging to missing Briton in Amazon
Search teams have discovered personal items belonging to missing British journalist Dom Phillips and Brazilian indigenous affairs official Bruno Pereira, Brazilian Federal Police said..
Shane Warne and Ash Barty recognised in Australias Queens Birthday Honours
Former Australia Test spinner Shane Warne, who died earlier this year, and retired former world No 1 tennis player, Ash Barty, have both been recognised with Orders of Australia in the Queens Birthday Honours list..
Footballs law makers urged to introduce temporary concussion substitutions
An open letter calling for the introduction of temporary concussion substitutions has been written to the International Football Association Board as key figures insisted the current protocols were not working..
World XI beat England on penalties to win Unicefs Soccer Aid
England lost a penalty shoot-out at the London Stadium as the World XI won Unicefs Soccer Aid match for the fourth successive year..
Nicola Sturgeon urges businesses to change ways to improve economy
The First Minister of Scotland is to deliver a speech to businesses encouraging them to adapt to new ways of working to boost the economy in the wake of the pandemic..
Almost 650000 UK retail jobs lost since 2017
Almost 650,000 jobs have been lost in the UKs retail sector over the past five years, according to new figures..
Dan Evans wins Rothesay Open Nottingham with victory over Jordan Thompson
Dan Evans defeated Jordan Thompson to win the Rothesay Open Nottingham for the second time in three years..
Joe Root and Ollie Pope help England turn tables on New Zealand in second Test
Ollie Pope repaid Englands show of faith and Joe Root continued his golden run of form as their twin centuries turned the tables on New Zealand in the second LV= Insurance Test..
Ghostbusters superfan 8 with heart condition enjoys dream day out in Leeds
A Ghostbusters superfan who has a congenital heart disease enjoyed a dream day out as he hunted ghouls at a library in Leeds..
Falklands veterans mark 40th anniversary with remembrance service
Veterans of the Falklands War have marked the 40th anniversary of the conflict with a poignant remembrance service in Blackpool..
Rowers set off on race around Britain to gather coastal data
Three rowing teams have set off on a race around Great Britain in a bid to gather the largest collection of marine scientific data from rowing boats..
Dragons Den star Hilary Devey dies aged 65
Former Dragons Den star Hilary Devey has died aged 65, her publicist has confirmed..
Love Island stars Olivia and Alex Bowen announce birth of first son
Reality stars Olivia and Alex Bowen have announced the birth of their first son..
Camilla to appear in first episode of Gyles Brandreths new Commonwealth podcast
The Duchess of Cornwall and Dame Joanna Lumley will appear in the first episode of a new Commonwealth-themed podcast..
France votes in parliamentary election in vital test for Macron
French residents are voting in a parliamentary election as President Emmanuel Macron seeks to secure his majority while under growing threat from a leftist coalition..
Ambulance workers stage demo over increasing pressures as call outs surge
Ambulance calls in England have increased by almost six million in the past decade, according to new research..
US trying to hijack support of Asia Pacific nations claims China
Chinas defence minister has accused the United States of trying to hijack the support of countries in the Asia-Pacific region to turn them against Beijing, saying Washington is seeking to advance its own interests under the guise of multilateralism..
Majority who started side ventures during pandemic still keeping them up
The majority of people who started side hustles during the coronavirus pandemic are still keeping them up, a survey has found..





















