Purgatory News
Hospital admissions as lockdown pursuits lead to accidents and injuries
Thousands of people needed hospital care after sustaining injuries while they took part in popular lockdown activities, figures suggest..
Tougher Covid measures for new school term as Government set to review Plan B
Many schools will return this week with extra Covid safety measures in place as the Government is set to review its Plan B restrictions for England..
Legal document in Andrew civil sex case due to be made public
A legal document the Duke of York’s lawyer believes will stop the civil sex lawsuit against the royal is expected to be unsealed and made public..
Joe Root confident adversity can bring his England side closer together
Joe Root believes the combination of Ashes defeat and Covid complications could bring his England side together in adversity..
Chelsea fightback earns draw with Liverpool after Romelu Lukaku omission
Mateo Kovacic and Christian Pulisic eased £98million man Romelu Lukaku’s omission as Chelsea battled to a pulsating 2-2 Premier League draw with Covid-hit Liverpool..
Suez Canal revenues hit all time record of 63bn US dollars
Annual revenues of the Suez Canal in Egypt have reached 6.3 billion US dollars (£4.7 billion), the highest in the crucial waterway’s history..
Face to face teaching to continue with on site Covid tests and masks in class
The Secretary of State for Education said face-to-face teaching will continue and reman “the norm” as he outlined a series of Covid measures for schools..
Government recognises challenges of rising bills amid calls for intervention
The Government recognises people are facing “challenges” with household bills, a minister has said, as Tory politicians called for the Prime Minister to help those facing fuel poverty..
Soap stars Amy Walsh and Toby Alexander Smith welcome first child
Emmerdale star Amy Walsh and EastEnders actor Toby Alexander-Smith have welcomed their first child..
Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown fears runaway greed risks ruining football
Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown has expressed fears ‘runaway greed’ risks ruining the Premier League .
Zoo celebrates arrival of capybara pups on Christmas Day
Keepers at Exmoor Zoo in Devon were treated to their own festive miracle after two capybara pups were born on Christmas Day..
Sports Minister Nigel Huddleston Keeping seats unlocked is balanced approach
Sports Minister Nigel Huddleston has defended the decision to keep seats unlocked in the safe standing pilot.
Consumers urged not to abandon pubs over Dry January amid chasm of debt
Hospitality bosses have urged consumers not to abandon pubs over Dry January as venues grapple with a “chasm of debt” caused by Covid restrictions and a stagnant Christmas..
Victoria Beckham admits 2021 definitely wasnt the easiest
Victoria Beckham has admitted 2021 “definitely wasn’t the easiest” as she looked forward to the new year..
England boss tests positive for Covid 19
England head coach Chris Silverwood has tested positive for Covid-19 while isolating with family in Melbourne..
Tory MPs urge Boris Johnson to scrap taxes on rapidly rising energy bills
Several Conservative politicians have written to the Prime Minister, urging him to scrap taxes on rapidly rising energy bills..
DUP warn Liz Truss of major implications unless Protocol progress made
The DUP have said there will be “major implications” at Stormont if the Foreign Secretary fails to swiftly set a formal deadline to end negotiations with Brussels over the Northern Ireland Protocol..
Englands preparations for fourth Ashes Test hit by more Covid problems
England’s preparations for the fourth Ashes Test fell victim to more Covid chaos on Sunday, with local net bowlers removed from their latest training session after details of a positive case emerged..
Masks back in classrooms and plans drawn up for workplace shortages
Masks are returning to classrooms and plans are being drawn up for possible absence levels of up to a quarter of public sector workers as Omicron continues to spread across the country..
Detector dogs start work to help sniff out exotic diseases
A new squad of dog detectors could help reduce the risk of exotic diseases arriving in Scotland..





















