Purgatory News
Gender activists We are not afraid to be called women rather than womb havers
Around 100 gender rights activists have gathered in central London to say they are not afraid to be women or to be called women rather than womb-havers..
Cross Channel disruption plunges Dover into traffic chaos near port
Dover has been plunged into traffic chaos, with gridlocked roads near the port caused by disruption to cross-Channel ferries and bad weathe.
Liang Wenbo suspended from World Snooker Tour while misconduct probe ongoing
Liang Wenbo has been suspended from the World Snooker Tour pending the outcome of an investigation into an alleged breach of the sports misconduct rules..
Heather Knight says World Cup success is written for England Charlie Dean
England captain Heather Knight has told her team-mates that World Cup success is written for them ahead of their final clash with Australia on Sunday, according to spinner Charlie Dean..
People with symptoms of respiratory illness urged to stay away from others
Anyone who needs to leave their home while they have symptoms of a respiratory infection should avoid crowds and public transport, according to new Government guidance on Covid-19..
New Family Hubs funded for 75 councils to help most vulnerable
Councils will be funded through a multimillion-pound package to open new Family Hubs to help some of the most vulnerable families, the Government announced on Saturday..
Pipers asked to play to remember servicemen who died in Falklands War
Pipers across the world are being asked to come together and play on their doorsteps, in their streets, or on a hillside, to remember those who were killed and wounded in the Falklands War..
Protests to take place across UK over cost of living crisis
Demonstrations will be held across the country today over the cost-of-living crisis and the soaring price of energy and other bills..
Soaring energy bills will see suffering Britons living on the streets
Britons have warned that people will be suffering and living on the streets as energy bills skyrocket thanks to a 54% increase to Ofgems price cap and the worsening cost-of-living crisis..
Zahawi says pupils should be allowed to read books containing racial slurs
The Education Secretary has insisted children are not snowflakes and should be allowed to read books featuring racial slurs..
Covid 19 jabs Children aged five to 11 can now get appointments
Bookings open for children aged five to 11 in England to get a Covid-19 vaccine..
Dozens of climate change protesters arrested after 10 oil terminals blocked
At least 34 climate change protesters have been arrested over the blocking of oil terminals across the country..
Zelensky Retreating Russians leave mines behind
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has warned his people that retreating Russian forces were creating a complete disaster outside the capital as they leave mines across the whole territory, even around homes and corpses..
Miley Cyrus says catching Covid 19 on world tour was definitely worth it
Miley Cyrus has revealed she has tested positive for Covid-19 after a string of international tour dates, but says it was definitely worth it..
Ghislaine Maxwells sex trafficking conviction upheld
A US judge has upheld the sex trafficking conviction of British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell and denied her motion for a new trial..
Two veterans who fought in Falklands meet 40 years on from war
Two veterans, whose paths crossed when fighting during the Falklands war, have been reunited four decades later..
Will Smith resigns from the Academy following his inexcusable Oscars behaviour
Will Smith said he had betrayed the trust of the Academy as he resigned from the organisation, following his shocking, painful, and inexcusable actions at the Oscars..
Gareth Southgate expects tricky World Cup ties despite favourable England draw
England manager Gareth Southgates luck of the draw appeared to strike again for this winters World Cup finals in Qatar..
More wintry weather on the way for first weekend of April
More wintry weather is on the way this weekend, the Met Office has warned..
Criminal inquiry into PO Ferries launched
Criminal and civil investigations have been launched into the decision by PandO Ferries to sack nearly 800 workers..





















