Purgatory News
Marstons hit by Omicron surge over Christmas
Like-for-like sales for the 16-week period to January the 12th were down 3.9 per cent.
Unilever slashing 1500 jobs worldwide under restructure
The company employs around 149,000 staff worldwide.
Royal Mail to cut 700 management jobs in restructure
Bosses say the plans will reduce costs by around 40 million pounds a year.
Vodafone to begin switching off its 3G network next year
It is part of plans to improve 4G and 5G services for customers.
Floating offshore wind schemes to receive share of 31m Government funding
11 successful projects are receiving a share of the money which is matched by more than Β£30 million from industry.
Headteachers call for advanced material on 2022 exams as soon as possible
The call has come from the NAHT school leadersβ union.
PM hit with lockdown birthday party claims in fresh alleged breach
Boris Johnson was facing fresh allegations of breaking coronavirus rules, after it emerged staff gathered in No 10 to wish him a happy birthday during the first lockdown..
Watford sack boss Claudio Ranieri after just 16 weeks in charge
Watford have sacked boss Claudio Ranieri after just 16 weeks in the hot seat..
Charity helping abuse victims appeals for help to find new base
A charity supporting thousands of victims and survivors of sexual abuse has appealed for help to find a new base in Manchester where it can operate for free..
Man charged after A1 accident which left woman in critical condition
A man has been charged with causing injury by dangerous driving after a woman was left in a critical condition when a car fell from a bridge and landed in the middle of a busy motorway.
Liverpool see off Palace to close gap at top of Premier League table
Liverpool reduced the gap at the top of the Premier League table to nine points after a 3-1 win at Crystal Palace..
Welsh ports see 30 fall in traffic due to Brexit says UK shipping boss
Welsh ports have seen a 30% fall in traffic as a result of Brexit, a shipping operator has said..
Raab urges NHS staff to get mandatory jabs amid calls for deadline delay
Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab has urged NHS staff in England who have not had their mandatory Covid-19 vaccines to do so amid calls for the deadline to be delayed..
Queen to spend few weeks at Sandringham after flying in from Windsor Castle
The Queen has flown by helicopter from Windsor Castle to Sandringham where she will spend the next few weeks, it is understood..
Number of seals born on Norfolk beach up 25 fold in 20 years
Pupping season for grey seals on a beach in Norfolk has seen births go from less than 100 to around 2,500 in 20 years..
Phones4U boss to shun tax avoidance schemes after using them to build empire
Businessman John Caudwell has vowed to shun tax avoidance schemes after using them to build his Phones4U empire in the 1990s..
Britain accuses Putin of plot to install Kremlin ally in Ukraine
Britain has accused President Vladimir Putin of plotting to install a pro-Moscow leader as head of the government in Ukraine as he considers whether to mount an invasion against Russiaβs neighbour..
Tory MP claims she was told she lost her job because of her Muslimness
Boris Johnson is facing calls for an inquiry after a Tory MP said she was told that she was sacked from her ministerial post because her Muslim faith was βmaking colleagues uncomfortableβ..
Hartlepool FC pay tribute to unlikely fan Meat Loaf
Football club Hartlepool have paid tribute to Meat Loaf by playing a number of the late singerβs hits before kick-off..
Fuel prices should be 3p a litre lower says the AA
Petrol prices should be cut by as much as 3p a litre despite a 10% leap in wholesale costs since Christmas, according to new analysis..





















