Purgatory News
Family of cold case shooting victim make appeal as 20000 reward offered
The family of a man shot dead in a park 12 years ago have pleaded for justice as police announced a £20,000 reward for information ahead of the anniversary of his murder..
Heathrow records busiest month since start of pandemic
Heathrow Airport has recorded its busiest month since the start of the coronavirus pandemic..
Planned redundancies on the increase study suggests
The number of planned redundancies in the UK has increased by more than 10,000 in just one month, new research suggests..
Eddie Redmayne reflects on dream Cabaret role after scooping Olivier Award
Eddie Redmayne said playing the famous Emcee role in Cabaret was his dream after winning an Olivier Award for his portrayal in the shows West End revival..
Snoopy charity sculptures vandalised after two days
A pack of Snoopy sculptures have been smashed by vandals, just two days after they were unveiled as part of a charity exhibition to help rehome dogs..
Sandra Bullock It is heartbreaking that content for women is undervalued
Sandra Bullock has said it is heartbreaking that films and books aimed at women are undervalued, adding that female audiences are thought of as less than and the things that bring you joy or escapism are not valuable..
New design for Travelodge hotels revealed
Travelodge has unveiled a new design for its hotels following feedback from thousands of business and leisure travellers..
JJ Chalmers explains why he is forever grateful to Prince Harry
TV presenter JJ Chalmers has said the Duke of Sussex is one of the key people who created one of the key catalysts in my recovery and he would not be here today if it were not for his friend..
Suits you or maybe not for job interviews
Most employers still believe job applicants should wear suits to an interview, although a minority said it would count against a candidate, new research suggests..
Drivers braced for busiest Easter on record with 215m journeys planned
This weekends Easter getaway will be the busiest on the UKs roads in at least eight years, motorists are being warned..
Scottish businesses expand at fastest pace in nine months bank says
Scotlands businesses recorded another strong month in March, despite manufacturing firms seeing output falling again..
Transgender people denied chance to preserve fertility on the NHS
Some transgender people are being denied the chance to preserve their fertility on the NHS due to a postcode lottery, experts have said..
Good Morning Britain presenter Alex Beresford announces engagement
TV presenter Alex Beresford has revealed he is engaged to his girlfriend Imogen McKay after proposing on New Years Day while they were on holiday in Majorca..
Nearly half of Englands teachers plan to quit by 2027 finds union survey
A poll shows nearly half of Englands teachers plan to quit within the next five years..
Queen reveals she was left very tired and exhausted during bout of Covid
The Queen has spoken about her bout of Covid, saying it left her very tired and exhausted, as she sympathised with a former virus patient who lost his brother and father to the illness..
Macron and far right rival Le Pen set for run off in French election
French polling agency projections show President Emmanuel Macron and far-right rival Marine Le Pen leading in the first round of the presidential election..
Beverley Knight says its indescribable to return to Olivier Awards
Beverley Knight, who is nominated for best actress in a musical for The Drifters Girl, said it was an indescribable feeling to return to the Olivier Awards after such a difficult period for live theatre..
Extinction Rebellion Protesters Block Vauxhall and Lambeth Bridges
On Lambeth bridge, hundreds of protesters prevented cars and buses from crossing..
UK could sanction Russian generals suspected of war crimes says minister
Britain could start targeting Russian troops and generals suspected of committing war crimes in Ukraine with sanctions, the policing minister has said..
Long wait times at Dover crossing costing transport companies 800 per lorry
British hauliers of perishable goods are wanting to be prioritised at the port crossing into Europe, complaining that long wait times are causing products to go bad..





















