Purgatory News
OBrien confident Luxembourg can make his mark despite Derby absence
Aidan OBrien is already looking forward to seeing what Luxembourg can do later in the year after being forced to rule him out of the Cazoo Derby at Epsom next month..
Wagatha Christie trial set to begin
The high-profile libel battle between Rebekah Vardy and Coleen Rooney is finally set to go to trial on Tuesday..
Keir Starmer considers pledge to resign if police find he broke Covid laws
Sir Keir Starmer is considering whether to commit to resigning if police find he broke coronavirus rules as he battles to regain the political initiative while pressuring Boris Johnson over his own fine..
Harry stars in sketch over lost lolly wrapper to launch new travel initiative
The Duke of Sussex plays a starring role in a sustainable travel campaign sketch in which he jogs through a forest before being accused of dropping a lolly wrapper four years earlier on a trip to New Zealand..
5 things we learned from this Womens Super League campaign
Chelsea became Womens Super League champions for the third successive season on Sunday, taking the crown on the final day of the league season..
Scott Sinclair and Tom Barkhuizen among 13 players released by Preston
Scott Sinclair and Tom Barkhuizen are among 13 players who have been released by Preston following the conclusion of their Sky Bet Championship campaign..
PCSO Julia James subjected to brutal attack while walking her dog jury told
A police community support officer was ambushed while out walking her dog and subjected to a brutal and fatal attack, jurors have been told..
Morrisons tipped to beat EG in race to buy McColls
Morrisons is expected to win control of collapsed retailer McColls after a takeover battle with EG Group..
Kevin Clifton on whether Strictly background helped his time on ITVs The Games
Former Strictly Come Dancing pro Kevin Clifton has said his dance background has not been as much help as people might think during training for new ITV show The Games..
Airline passengers forced to wait outside airport for hours
Thousands of passengers flying from Birmingham Airport were forced to wait in long queues outside for several hours as the aviation sector continues to suffer from staff shortages..
Gemmell eyeing Ascot and Cheltenham targets for Paisley Park
Popular staying hurdler Paisley Park will stay in training next season with the Long Walk and Cleeve Hurdles the aim, according to his owner Andrew Gemmell..
GPs struggling to secure help for people suffering mental health crises poll
Most GPs are working beyond their competence in dealing with mental health issues and are struggling to secure help, including for suicidal children, a new poll suggests..
Junior footballer dies after suffering cardiac arrest during U13s game
A junior footballer has died following a medical emergency in an under-13s game..
Secretary of State meets with Stormont parties to press return to government
The Northern Ireland Secretary will meet the leaders of the main parties at Stormont later to press for the return of devolved government..
Travelodge to hire 700 staff amid strong recovery
Travelodge has revealed plans to hire 700 staff ahead of an expected busy summer season for staycations as it reported a strong rebound from the pandemic..
Dentistry crisis Whole county shuts down to new NHS patients group claims
Residents in the whole county of Somerset are unable to register as new NHS dentist patients for routine care, a patient champion organisation has claimed..
Keir Starmer not ducking scrutiny over Covid questions ally insists
Sir Keir Starmer is not ducking scrutiny by pulling out of an event where he would have faced fresh questions over claims he broke coronavirus rules, a Labour frontbencher has insisted..
Putin says Russian offensive in Ukraine response to Western policies
Russian President Vladimir Putin has described Moscows military action in Ukraine as a forced response to Western policies..
World waits to hear if Vladimir Putin references Ukraine in Victory Day speech
The Russian President is set to address a huge military parade later.
Lisa Nandy Sir Keir Starmer is Mr Rules he does not break the rules
Labours Lisa Nandy has defended party leader Sir Keir Starmer over claims he broke coronavirus lockdown rules, saying: Im absolutely confident that he hasnt broken the law..





















