Purgatory News
Kremlin calls Johnson most active anti Russian as PM tightens vice on Putin
Boris Johnson was accused by the Kremlin of being the most active anti-Russian leader as he announced fresh sanctions and urged a targeting of Vladimir Putins gold reserves..
PO admits breaking law over sackings
PandO Ferries has admitted breaking employment law when it sacked 800 workers without notice..
Former England striker Jermain Defoe retires aged 39
He scored 20 goals in 57 games for his country.
May 10 date for state opening of Parliament
The event will take place just weeks before four days of celebrations from June 2-5 to mark the Queens 70 years on the throne.
Morrisons takeover could see prices rise at dozens of petrol stations
The Competition and Markets Authority launched an investigation into the supermarket takeover in January.
Jubilee beacons to honour Queen in all 54 Commonwealth capitals
Beacons will be lit on the evening of Thursday June 2.
England continue remarkable World Cup turnaround with fine win against Pakistan
The margin of victory was nine wickets.
Miley Cyrus says she is safe after her plane was hit by lightning
It was struck on the way to a music festival in Paraguay.
Sadiq Khan aims to rebuild trust in the Met with new Police and Crime Plan
The plan sets out the key priorities and objectives for policing in the capital over the next three years.
Ash Barty would never say never about returning to professional tennis
She is the reigning Australian Open and Wimbledon champion.
McColls boss quits amid battle to secure chains future
Jonathan Miller has quit after 30 years with the firm, including six years at the helm.
Anti nausea drug linked to stroke risk in study
Research has been published in The BMJ.
Prosecutions launched over Croydon tram crash
The Office of Rail and Road said it is prosecuting Transport for London, FirstGroup-owned Tram Operations Limited and driver Alfred Dorris.
Sebastian Vettel facing race against time to be fit for Saudi Arabian Grand Prix
Aston Martin will take their final decision before first practice in Jeddah on Friday.
Next faces 85 million sales hit over Russia and Ukraine closures
It says the closure of websites in both Russia and Ukraine will knock a predicted £85 million off its sales forecasts for the current financial year.
Scottish Government to publish bold and ambitious new plan to combat child poverty
Social Justice Secretary, Shona Robison, says the document would deliver bold and ambitious actions to reduce child poverty.
Government did not adequately record decisions on Covid contracts
Thats according to the National Audit Office.
More than 80 of traditional orchards lost in England and Wales since 1900
Thats according to the National Trust.
Britain to send 6000 more missiles to Ukrainian armed forces
The UK is also supplying and training Ukrainian troops in the use of Starstreak high-velocity anti-air missiles as well as providing body armour, helmets and combat boots..
Ollie Robinson injury setback ahead of Englands third Test against West Indies
The series is all-square with one to play.





















