Purgatory News
Channel 4 facing Ofcom probe over subtitles outage
The broadcaster experienced a number of major problems from September.
Two Post Offices a week have closed in the past two years
Thats according to analysis by Citizens Advice.
World Rugby to trial new scrum law during Six Nations
The tournament gets underway next weekend.
2022 test changes will not advantage more able pupils
Thats according to the head of the Government exam regulator.
Drivers on London Undergrounds Night Tube to stage fresh strikes
Members of the RMT union on the Central and Victoria lines will walk out for eight hours on Friday and Saturday evenings.
Staff shortages blamed as maternity unit sees rating dropped
The Care Quality Commission has dropped the rating for maternity services at Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.
Kerry warns governments are falling short on climate efforts
US climate envoy John Kerry has called for tougher commitments on emissions cuts by the end of the year, warning that governments are falling short on climate change..
Jofra Archer I felt like I had let everyone down by missing the Ashes
Jofra Archer says he felt he had “let everyone down” after missing England’s Ashes tour due to injury..
Groups sign agreement to spearhead new centre for Scotlands farming future
A letter of intent has been signed to develop the Centre for Agricultural Sustainable Innovation.
Emotional Rafael Nadal secures shot at history after fearing his career was over
Rafael Nadal shed tears of happiness and disbelief after going from doubts about his future in tennis to the Australian Open final in little over a month..
Nobody is above the law Theresa May breaks silence on partygate saga
Theresa May has said she is “angry” at the allegations of parties held in Downing Street during coronavirus restrictions..
Big Issue founder says Future Generations Bill is no small feat
The bill is being taken forward by Lord Bird.
Partygate inquiry asked to make minimal reference to events probed by police
Scotland Yard has asked for the Whitehall inquiry into allegations of lockdown-breaking parties in Downing Street to make only “minimal reference” to the events being investigated by police..
Cladding Minister orders probe into crippling insurance costs for residents
The insurance market is not working properly for residents stuck in buildings with unsafe cladding, and many have seen their premiums double in just a year, Communities Secretary Michael Gove has said..
Brilliant Heather Knight century keeps England in the fight in Ashes Test
A superb century from captain Heather Knight helped England fight back on day two of the women’s Ashes Test, but the tourists still trail Australia by 102 runs with only two first-innings wickets in hand..
Government pledges to make British Sign Language a recognised language
The Government is pledging to improve accessibility for deaf people by backing a Bill which will see British Sign Language (BSL) become a recognised language..
Best year for Barnard Castle following Dominic Cummings infamous trip
The location of the notorious eyesight-testing trip by Dominic Cummings – Barnard Castle – has had its best year for visitors in 2021, according to English Heritage..
UKs biggest musicians share own struggles in behind the scenes campaign video
Musicians Tom Grennan, Max George and Ella Henderson have shared their mental health struggles in a behind-the-scenes NHS campaign video..
UK meets doubled aid target for Afghanistan with further 97 million pledged
A further £97 million of emergency aid has been pledged for Afghanistan as the UK met its promise to double financial help to the country following the Taliban’s takeover..
Giant gold coin produced by the Royal Mint to celebrate the Year of the Tiger
A giant 8kg (17.6lb) gold coin celebrating the Year of the Tiger has been unveiled by the Royal Mint..





















