Purgatory News
Burnley dumped out of FA Cup by Championship high flyers Huddersfield
Matty Pearson was Burnley’s nemesis once again as his late header saw Huddersfield come from behind to dump the Premier League side out of the FA Cup with a 2-1 win at Turf Moor..
Two teenagers charged with manslaughter and arson over fire death of woman 88
Two teenagers have been charged with manslaughter and arson after an 88-year-old woman was killed in a fire in east London..
Covid generation will look back on pandemic like evacuees of war
Their experience have been compared to WWII evacuees.
Man found murdered in Dorset named by police
He died on Tuesday.
Louise Minchin says victims of online abuse are not alone or powerless
Her and her family were threatened by a stalker last year.
Teachers union calls on Government to address ethnicity pay gap
Some ethnicities are reportedly facing a double hit.
Defending Australian Open champion Naomi Osaka pulls out of warm up tournament
Shes out over injury.
Leaseholders in smaller buildings to be spared cladding costs
New Government plans could see billions of pounds of funding .
Artists of colour thank Sidney Poitier for pioneering diversity work
The actors died aged 94.
Artists of colour thank Sidney Poitier for pioneering diversity work
The actors died aged 94.
Ant McPartlin says he worried new show Limitless Win would bankrupt ITV
The show sees contestants compete for the world’s first unlimited jackpot.
Road rage driver who rammed moped jailed after pillion passengers death
Paul Biggs has also received a lengthy driving ban.
Late tax return penalties will be waived for a month due to Covid 19 pressures
People need to file online by the 28th of February.
Annual stocktake of nearly 10000 animals under way at UKs largest zoo
Whipsnade Zoo in Bedfordshire is home to more than 9,500 animals, which need to be audited on an yearly basis as a stipulation of the park’s licence.
MP Margaret Ferrier to face trial accused of travel while having Covid symptoms
She pleaded not guilty to charges when she appeared at Glasgow Sheriff Court on Thursday.
Gay cake complaint ruled inadmissible by European court
The ECHR said Gareth Lee failed to “exhaust domestic remedies” in the long-running case.
Flights diverted from Gatwick due to IT issues in air traffic control tower
Flights now are arriving and departing as normal.
Whos a clever boy Dogs can distinguish between languages
This is thought to be the first demonstration that a non-human brain can differentiate two languages..
Stronger safeguards for online shoppers using pay later deals demanded
It comes from the consumer group Which?.
Sean Dyche to miss Burnley cup clash with Huddersfield
It follows a positive Covid test.