Purgatory News
Gareth Southgate concerned by England reliance on Harry Kane and Raheem Sterling
Gareth Southgate admits Englands over-reliance on Harry Kane and Raheem Sterlings goals is a concern as the World Cup edges closer..
Farmers union criticises leaked food strategy ahead of official launch
The National Farmers Union says the Government has stripped to the bone proposals from the review into Englands food system ahead of the expected release of a new food strategy on Monday..
Pairs disappearance in Brazils Amazon tied to fish mafia
A main line of police investigation into the disappearance of a British journalist and an Indigenous official in the Amazon points to an international network that pays poor fishermen to fish illegally in Brazils Javari Valley, authorities said..
Daniel Dubois blitzes Trevor Bryan to claim WBA heavyweight title
Daniel Dubois has claimed the WBA regular heavyweight title with a knockout victory over American Trevor Bryan in the fourth round of their championship bout in Miami..
Agency workers could fill in for striking staff under potential legal changes
The Government is considering legal changes to allow agency workers to fill in for striking staff, in a move to guard the public against disruption..
Families of 911 victims outraged at Americans taking part in LIV Golf Series
A group representing victims families and survivors of the 2001 terrorist attacks in the United States have accused the high-profile American players in the LIV Golf Series of sportswashing and betraying their country..
Familys tribute to hero father who died in beach tragedy
Tributes have been paid to a father who died after rescuing a group of children caught in a riptide..
US judge dismisses rape allegation lawsuit against Cristiano Ronaldo
A Nevada woman has lost her US court bid to force football star Cristiano Ronaldo to pay her millions of dollars more than the 375,000 dollars (£302,000) in hush money she received after alleging that he raped her in Las Vegas in 2009..
Rugby star Jacques ONeill rumoured to appear on Love Island
Professional rugby player Jacques ONeill is expected to appear on ITV2s reality dating show Love Island after his club released him from his contract to allow him to pursue another opportunity..
England seamer Chris Woakes hoping for return to action in next three weeks
Injured England seamer Chris Woakes is aiming for a competitive return to action in the next three weeks..
Seven bodies found at site of helicopter crash in Italy
Italian rescuers have located the bodies of seven people, including four Turks and two Lebanese, who died when their helicopter crashed in a heavily forested, mountainous area in north-central Italy during a storm, authorities said..
Speaker aims to break taboo and make Commons menopause friendly
Sir Lindsay Hoyle is planning to make the House of Commons a menopause-friendly employer, with possible adjustments including well-ventilated rooms and fans, flexible working and breathable uniforms..
Average fuel price hits 5 a gallon in US
The average price for a gallon of petrol in America has topped 5 US dollars (£4.05) for the first time ever..
Uneasy peace settles on Kyiv as war rages elsewhere
With war raging on fronts to the east and south, the summer of 2022 is proving bitter for the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv..
Three charged with murdering father found dead in woodland
Three people have been charged with the murder of a father-of-one whose remains were found in woodland in 2019..
Crazy calendar increases the risk of player burnout says Gareth Bale
Gareth Bale has warned crazy demands will have serious burnout consequences for players as he rubbished talk of him joining Spanish club Getafe..
Charles described Governments Rwanda migrant policy as appalling
The Prince of Wales is said to be more than disappointed by the Governments policy to send migrants to Rwanda, with reports that he privately described the move as appalling..
Civilians flee fierce fighting in eastern Ukraine
Civilians have fled intense fighting in eastern Ukraine as Russian and Ukrainian forces engage in a grinding battle of attrition for key cities in the countrys industrial heartland..
PM demands ministers do everything to secure release of captured Britons
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has ordered ministers to do everything in their power to secure the release of two Britons condemned to death for fighting Russian forces in a sham sentencing..
Canada to require a warning be printed on every cigarette
Canada is poised to become the first country in the world to require that a warning be printed on every cigarette..





















