Purgatory News
Keir Starmer PM appears to have broken the law by taking part in festive quiz
The Prime Minister ālooks as though he wasā breaking coronavirus rules when he took part in an online Downing Street quiz with staff last December, according to Labourās leader..
Omicron wave inevitable and more measures may be needed
More Covid-19 measures may be needed to tackle the fast-spreading Omicron variant with the UK facing an āinevitableā large wave of infections, the chief medical adviser for the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has said..
Three famous faces to battle it out for the crown in Im A Celebrity final
Singer Frankie Bridge, Coronation Streetās Simon Gregson and Emmerdale actor Danny Miller will compete to be crowned the king or queen of Iām A Celebrity⦠Get Me Out Of Here! 2021..
Stuart Broad I could have had a positive influence in the first Test
Stuart Broad admits he was disappointed by Englandās decision to bench him for the Ashes opener in Brisbane, having prepared himself to lead the attack on one of the biggest occasions in cricket..
Kentucky hardest hit as storms leave dozens dead in five states
A monstrous tornado, carving a track that could rival the longest on record, has ripped across the middle of the US in a stormfront that killed dozens across five states..
Covid 19 booster rollout open to people aged 30 and over from Monday
People aged 30 and over will be able to book a Covid-19 booster jab from Monday in England..
PM accused of culture of disregard for Covid rules as quiz photo emerges
Boris Johnson has been accused of presiding over a āculture of disregard for the rulesā after a picture emerged of him taking part in an online Downing Street quiz flanked by colleagues..
Liz Truss pledges another 75m in aid to Afghanistan at G7 meeting
A further £75 million in aid is to be given to Afghanistan by the UK to help address its worsening humanitarian situation, Liz Truss has announced..
Hospital worker was on her way home when she disappeared police believe
A missing childrenās hospital worker was last seen on a bus home after withdrawing money from a cashpoint, police have said..
Ukraine invasion would mean severe consequences for Russia warns Liz Truss
Russia would face āsevere consequencesā if it invaded Ukraine, the Foreign Secretary has warned ahead of a meeting of G7 foreign ministers in Liverpool..
Treasury staff had office drinks during November 2020 lockdown
Some Treasury staff who worked on the Autumn Spending Review last year had office drinks while England was in lockdown, it has been reported..
People buying a puppy this Christmas warned to avoid criminal sellers
People looking to buy a puppy this Christmas are being warned by councils to make sure they are not buying from irresponsible or criminal sellers..
MoD reveals 2bn cost of Armys withdrawal from Germany ahead of planned return
The Ministry of Defence has revealed that the British Armyās withdrawal from Germany cost more than Ā£2 billion, weeks after the Defence Secretary announced that troops would now return to the country..
EU imposed deadline for fishing row resolution passes without agreement declared
A Brussels-imposed deadline for solving a post-Brexit fishing row has passed without an agreement being announced..
Surprise double elimination on Im A Celebrity after public vote
Olympian Matty Lee and actor Adam Woodyatt have become the sixth and seventh contestants voted off Iām A Celebrity⦠Get Me Out of Here!..
England rue another batting collapse as Australia win opening Ashes Test
Englandās Ashes campaign began with the familiar feeling of defeat at The Gabba as another batting collapse condemned them to a painful nine-wicket loss in the first Test..
Boosters urged in face of Omicron spread as Gove warns of concerning situation
A booster dose sees the risk of symptomatic infection with the Omicron variant āsignificantly reducedā, according to health officials who have urged all those eligible to make sure they get their third jab..
Police mistakes probably contributed to Port victims deaths
They died between June 2014 to September 2015.
Scottish Tory leader Douglas Ross tests negative for Covid 19
He was isolating after a positive case at Holyrood on Wednesday.
Julian Assange can be extradited to the US
Thats according to a ruling from the High Court.





















