Purgatory News
Ostrich Boris Johnson has head in sand over cost of living claims Labour
Boris Johnson was branded an ostrich with his head in the sand as Sir Keir Starmer raised cost-of-living concerns at Prime Ministers Questions..
Women whose fathers died from Covid win High Court challenge against Government
Two women whose fathers died from Covid-19 have won a High Court challenge against the Government over policies on discharging patients to care homes at the outset of the pandemic..
Katie Price opts for trial after denying breach of restraining order
Katie Price faces a Crown Court trial after denying breaching a restraining order against her ex-husbands fiancee over a message in which she accused the pair of having an affair..
Marco Silva charged with improper conduct after dismissal in Bournemouth clash
Fulham manager Marco Silva has been charged by the Football Association over his alleged improper behaviour towards the end of Saturdays 1-1 Sky Bet Championship draw at Bournemouth..
Ronnie OSullivan dismisses superstar tag after cruising into last four
Ronnie OSullivan insisted Im no superstar after cruising into the Crucible semi-finals for a record 13th time by wrapping up a 13-5 win over Stephen Maguire..
Grant Shapps pledges to do whatever it takes to improve DVLA
The Government will do whatever it takes including possible privatisation to improve the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA), Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said..
Five police officers could face the sack over Bianca Williams stop and search
Five police officers could face the sack over the stop and search of two athletes who were driving through London with their baby..
MOT test could be extended to ease cost of living crisis
Vehicles may only need to have an MOT test every two years under proposals being considered by the government to ease the UKs cost of living crisis..
Tesla shares slump amid concerns over Elon Musks Twitter bid
More than 125 billion US dollars (£99 billion) was wiped off the stock market value of electric car giant Tesla overnight amid concerns that boss Elon Musk may have to sell down his stake to fund his takeover of Twitter..
Comedians checking themselves after Will Smith slap says Jack Whitehall
Jack Whitehall has said comic award show hosts will be checking themselves when they write jokes after Will Smith slapped Chris Rock on stage over a joke he made while presenting an award at the Oscars..
Tottenham goalkeeper Becky Spencer signs new deal
Goalkeeper Becky Spencer has signed a new two-year contract at Tottenham, the Womens Super League club have announced..
220 million of Russian oil has flowed to the UK since war started
The UK has imported around £220 million worth of Russian oil since the Kremlin sent troops and tanks across the border into Ukraine in February..
FIA still evaluating whether to double number of F1 sprint races in 2023
Plans to double the number of sprint races in Formula One from 2023 are still yet to receive the green light from the sports governing body..
Olympic medallists sign deals with GB Boxing
Tokyo Olympic medallists Lauren Price and Karriss Artingstall have become the first professional boxers to sign training and management contracts with GB Boxing, which runs the domestic sports World Class Performance Programme..
Mail on Sunday editor refuses to meet Commons Speaker over Rayner report
The editor of The Mail on Sunday has refused to attend a meeting with Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle over the papers controversial report about Angela Rayner..
Spirit of Britain departs Port of Dover as PO restarts freight services
The Spirit of Britain has left the Port of Dover, in Kent, as PandO Ferries resumed Dover-Calais sailings for freight customers on Tuesday evening..
Truss calls for allies to back Ukraine as its fate remains in the balance
The West must prepare for the long haul to ensure Russias defeat in Ukraine, Foreign Secretary Liz Truss will say as she calls for allies to increase defence spending and supply tanks and warplanes to Kyiv..
Kelloggs to challenge Government in court over new food rules
Kelloggs is reportedly mounting a legal challenge against new Government rules that would stop some of the companys cereals being prominently displayed in food stores..
Russia suspending gas supplies to Poland and Bulgaria
Officials in Poland and Bulgaria say Russia is suspending their countries natural gas deliveries starting today..
Robert Pattinson to return as caped crusader for The Batman sequel
Robert Pattinson will reportedly return to reprise his role as the caped-crusader in a sequel to the recently released film The Batman..





















