Purgatory News
William and Kate cancel trip to Belize farm after opposition from villagers
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have cancelled a major visit planned for the start of their Caribbean tour after local residents voiced opposition to a royal trip to their Belize village..
UK donates medical supplies to Ukraine as Russia expands missile strikes
Two million medical items have now been donated to Ukraine, the Government announced after Russia expanded its missile strikes to Lviv in the west of the country on Friday..
Liz Truss fears peace talks are a smokescreen for further Russian aggression
The Foreign Secretary has warned peace talks between Ukraine and Russia might be being used as a smokescreen for the Kremlin to regroup troops for a fresh offensive..
Leading art institutions show solidarity with Ukraine with fundraising events
Leading art institutions are showing solidarity with the people of Ukraine by hosting a range of events to bring in money for the humanitarian crisis in the country..
Back to school backpack urged for Ukrainian child refugees in Scotland
The Scottish Government should set aside money to help with the schooling of Ukrainian child refugees, Willie Rennie has said..
Putin has turned to war of attrition in Ukraine warns UK intelligence chief
Vladimir Putin has embarked on a deadly war of attrition as Russias advance in Ukraine continues to stall in the face of fierce resistance, Britains chief of defence intelligence has warned..
UK City of Culture 2025 shortlist unveiled
Bradford, County Durham, Southampton and Wrexham County Borough are in the running to be named UK City of Culture for 2025..
Nick Candy makes golden share pledge to Chelsea fans as bids submitted
Nick Candy has pledged to give football back to the fans should he pull off his bid of more than £2billion to buy Chelsea..
UK workers have missed out on pay growth worth thousands since 2007 TUC
Average wages would be £76 a week higher if growth had kept pace with an international average since the financial crisis, a new study suggests..
Scottish homeowners saved around 1800 compared to those renting bank finds
Scottish first-time buyers saved around £1,800 last year on keeping a roof over their heads compared to renters, a bank has found, but wannabe buyers face paying out an average deposit of £35,000..
Russia trying to cause terror but Lviv will stay safe says American in Ukraine
An American living in Lviv has said that while recent missile strikes on the outskirts of the city are trying to cause terror, Russia does not have the strength or ammunition to depopulate western Ukraine..
Boris Johnson to close Tory Blackpool conference with spotlight on Ukraine
Boris Johnson is set to close the Conservative Party spring conference, with attention set to be focused on the UKs response to the war in Ukraine..
Queen and Paul Rodgers to host online concert screening in aid of Ukraine
Queen and Paul Rodgers will host an online screening of their 2008 concert in Ukraine to raise money for the war-torn country..
Celebrities to testify as Johnny Depp and Amber Heard continue US legal battle
Several high-profile celebrities are set to give testimony in a US courtroom next month during a multi-million dollar lawsuit between Johnny Depp and ex-wife Amber Heard..
Comic Reliefs Red Nose Day raises more than 42 million
Comic Reliefs Red Nose Day has raised more than £42 million after appearances from Tom Holland, Courteney Cox and Lulu..
Government should declare if PO broke the law sacking workers says Labour
Labour has urged the Government to publish the legal advice it received on whether PandO broke the law when it sacked 800 workers..
Convoy of fire trucks to depart UK to help in Ukraine
A convoy of donated fire engines and thousands of pieces of equipment will depart the UK on Saturday bound for Ukraine..
Channel 4 to air documentary about campaign to free Nazanin Zaghari Ratcliffe
Channel 4 will air a documentary about Richard Ratcliffes campaign to free his wife Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe after she was detained in Iran..
Wetherspoons sees more normal trade but cost pressures grow
Pub giant JD Wetherspoon said it has seen a return to more normal trading patterns in recent weeks following the end of pandemic restrictions..
Gas workers to vote on strikes over pay
Workers at a gas distribution company are to vote in the next few weeks on whether to strike over pay..





















