Purgatory News
Married officer jailed for seeking sexual relationships with vulnerable girls
A Metropolitan Police officer who used his position to try to start a sexual relationship with two vulnerable teenagers has been jailed for two years..
Martin Compston says theres definitely scope for another Line Of Duty series
There is definitely scope for a seventh series of Line Of Duty, one of its leading stars has said, but people will have to wait and see..
Aleksander Ceferin sick and tired of speaking about European Super League
Aleksander Ceferin has criticised the morals of those still attempting to organise a European Super League and told the clubs involved they are free to take part in the breakaway league but only if they leave UEFA competitions..
Vast majority of motorists want speed cameras to check tax insurance and MOT study finds
The vast majority of motorists would like to see speed cameras also used to check the tax, insurance and MOT status of passing vehicles, according to a new study..
London Stock Exchange suspends trading in 28 Russian linked listings
London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) said it has suspended 28 listings with links to Russia from its markets after sanctions were introduced following the invasion of Ukraine..
War crimes investigation begins after UK pushed for action on Putin
A war crimes investigation has begun after Boris Johnson accused Vladimir Putin of committing atrocities by bombarding cities in his invasion of Ukraine..
1 million have fled Ukraine since start of Russias invasion
The UN refugee agency says 1 million people have fled Ukraine since Russias invasion, in the swiftest exodus of refugees this century..
ITV reveals new on demand platform amid plans to double digital sales
Broadcaster ITV has unveiled plans for a new on-demand platform called ITVX amid aims to double its digital sales by 2026 after posting a leap in annual profits..
Netflix becomes latest major media company to pause projects in Russia
Netflix has become the latest major media corporation to pause all projects and acquisitions in Russia in response to the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Ukraine..
Neighbours axed after 37 years as Australian soap fails to find new broadcaster
Neighbours has announced it will cease production of the long-running Australian soap in June..
Thomas Tuchel reacts after Roman Abramovich reveals his plan to sell Chelsea
Roman Abramovichs decision to sell Chelsea was described by Thomas Tuchel as big news that had not sunk in yet after the FA Cup win at Luton..
IPC performs U turn as Russian and Belarusian athletes banned from Paralympics
Russian and Belarusian athletes will be banned from the Beijing Winter Paralympics after the International Paralympic Committee reversed its original decision..
Sarah Everards family pay tribute and say they miss her all the time
The family of Sarah Everard have paid tribute to her on the first anniversary of her murder by a police officer, saying she was wonderful and we miss her all the time..
Fresh misery for London travellers as Tube workers strike again
Commuters face another day of travel chaos on Thursday because of a fresh strike by thousands of workers which will cripple Tube services in London..
Shopworkers facing abuse threats and violence from customers report
One in eight shopworkers have been assaulted by customers, with one threatened with a knife after he finished his shift, according to new research..
Special postboxes celebrating authors will mark World Book Day
Royal Mail is unveiling special postboxes celebrating authors and illustrators to mark World Book Day on Thursday..
Russia batters Ukraine as both sides say they are ready for more talks
Russia has renewed its assault on Ukraines second-largest city in a pounding that lit up the skyline with balls of fire over populated areas, even as both sides said they are ready to resume talks aimed at stopping the new devastating war in Europe..
Petrol prices hit new record high
Fuel prices have hit a new record high as the cost of oil soars due to Russias invasion of Ukraine..
Johnson Putins abhorrent actions in Ukraine could be war crimes
Boris Johnson accused Vladimir Putin of committing war crimes as he condemned abhorrent attacks on the citizens of Ukraine..
Starmer quizzes Johnson over sanctions for Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich
Sir Keir Starmer has pressed Boris Johnson to sanction Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich and a former deputy prime minister to Vladimir Putin..





















