Purgatory News
Tesco profits set to soar to 27bn but faces cost of living questions
The City will be keen to hear from Tesco how bosses at the supermarket intend to support shoppers during the cost-of-living crisis as the company unveils its full-year results..
Fuel protests put police force under real strain and cost over 1m
Policing fuel protests over the last week has cost a UK force more than £1 million and put it under real strain..
Rishi Sunak still under scrutiny after defending wifes non dom status
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has continued to come under scrutiny over his wifes tax-reducing non-domiciled status, as he hit out at unpleasant smears while No 10 and Labour denied being behind the leaks..
Dizzee Rascal handed restraining order and curfew for attacking ex fiancee
Dizzee Rascal has avoided prison after attacking his ex-fiancee during a row over child contact and money..
Excited and emotional racegoers return to Aintree for Ladies Day
Excited and emotional racegoers have returned to Ladies Day at Aintree for the first time in three years..
Richard Osman quitting Pointless after 13 years
Richard Osman is stepping back from Pointless after nearly 13 years on the show, the BBC has announced..
Britain appalled by Ukraine railway station attack on civilians fleeing war Wallace
Russia may have committed another war crime by targeting civilians fleeing from an eastern Ukraine railway station with precision missiles, the Defence Secretary has said..
First anniversary of Duke of Edinburghs death to be marked privately by Queen
The first anniversary of the Duke of Edinburghs death is expected to be marked privately by the Queen and her family..
Grant Shapps grounds Russian oligarchs private jet at Biggin Hill
A private jet owned by Russian billionaire Eugene Shvidler has been banned from flying in the UK as part of sanctions in response to the war in Ukraine..
Sabina Nessa killer jailed for at least 36 years for sexually motivated attack
An evil sexual predator has been jailed for at least 36 years for the murder of primary school teacher Sabina Nessa..
Corpses with hands tied found dumped like firewood in Bucha mass graves
The mayor of Bucha, near Kyiv, said investigators have found at least three sites of mass shootings of civilians during the Russian occupation..
Post mortem of extraordinary Greenland shark reveals it had meningitis
A century-old Greenland shark found washed up on a Cornish beach died of meningitis, a post mortem has found..
Omicron symptoms less severe than Delta variant study
People who have Omicron are more likely to have a sore throat and less likely to lose their smell compared to Delta, a new study has found..
Government announces 375m package to support new energy strategy
A multimillion-pound package has been announced to help support the bold plans of the Governments new energy strategy..
Keeping waist measurement less than half your height is good for your health
People should ensure their waist measurement is less than half their height to keep health problems at bay, an NHS watchdog has said..
Cash boost for historic mill which was once the worlds largest indoor space
The restoration of one of the largest Grade I-listed buildings in the north of England with a view to making it the new northern home of the British Library has been given been a major cash boost..
Energy firms customer service plummets at worst possible time Citizens Advice
Householders are experiencing plummeting standards of customer service from their energy suppliers including rising call waiting times as their bills soar, according to Citizens Advice figures..
Judges ruling due on legal challenge against Holocaust memorial site
Campaigners are due to learn whether or not they have won a High Court challenge over plans to build a national Holocaust memorial next to the Houses of Parliament..
42 of people expect to be financially worse off in next three months
More than two-fifths (42%) of people predict their finances will worsen over the next three months, according to a wealth and wellbeing tracker..
Sunak defends wife over non dom status as allies blame No 10 for leaks
The Chancellor has defended his wife after it emerged she holds the tax-reducing non-domiciled status, as it was reported his allies have accused No 10 of being responsible for the briefings..









