Purgatory News
Neighbour heard shouts and screams at scene of suspected double murder
Two teens have died and one is injured..
Husband of Nazanin Zaghari Ratcliffe goes on hunger strike for second time
The husband of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe has gone on hunger strike for the second time in two years due to the Government’s “inaction and failure” in its handling of her case, their MP has said..
Ed Sheeran said he has tested positive for Covid 19 and is self isolating
Ed Sheeran is self isolating..
Chancellor rejects Rashfords calls to continue free school holiday meals
The Chancellor has appeared to reject a call from footballer Marcus Rashford to extend the free school meal programme into the school holidays for the next three years..
Former footballer Jay Tabb all set for charity ride
He is taking part in the Fitzdares Racing Welfare Charity Flat Race at Wincanton.
Brentford boss Thomas Frank wary of Leicesters in form forward Patson Daka
The West London side are coming off the back of a 1-nil defeat by Chelsea.
Rishi Sunak to announce 3 billion of investment into skills and education
Some £3 billion of investment into education set to be announced in the Budget will give people “the skills they need to earn more and get on in life”, the Chancellor has said..
Jodie Whittaker on filming her final series of Doctor Who during the pandemic
Jodie Whittaker has said she knew filming her final series of Doctor Who during the pandemic would be “very different”..
Parents urged to book children in for Covid 19 vaccine during half term
A senior doctor has encouraged parents to book Covid-19 vaccinations for their children during the half-term holiday..
Young people should know more about osteoporosis
The Duchess of Cornwall has said she would love to see more young people educated about osteoporosis..
Lewis Hamilton hoping to emerge unscathed from United States GP opening corner
Lewis Hamilton hopes he will make it through the opening corner of Sunday’s United States Grand Prix in one piece as he lines up alongside championship rival Max Verstappen on the front row..
MPs prepare for whistleblowers revelations on inner workings of Facebook
The inner workings of Facebook are set to be laid bare by a whistleblower once again on Monday as MPs in the UK prepare to take evidence..
Budget to see improved CCTV and street lighting among planned crime reduction measures
A £435 million package of measures aimed at preventing crime will form part of next week’s Budget – with a focus on violent offences against women..
Glasgows preparations intensify for Cop26
With just a week until the Cop26 summit, preparations are intensifying as Glasgow prepares to welcome up to 30,000 people for the UN climate change conference..
74 million plan to replace Border Force boats to tackle illegal migration
Ageing Border Force vessels will be replaced by new cutters as part of a £700 million investment to improve the safety of Britain’s borders, the Treasury said..
Nation urged to get Covid 19 booster to protect freedom and Christmas
The Prime Minister and senior health chiefs are calling on the nation to get vaccinated against Covid-19 amid mounting concern over rising infection levels ahead of Christmas..
Tech companies need stronger regulation Facebook executive says
The tech industry “needs regulation” because it should not be left to make the rules on issues including harmful online content on its own, a Facebook executive has said..
Burnham welcomes more alignment between Whitehall and mayors
Andy Burnham has signalled he is ready to bury the hatchet with the Conservative government.
Boris Johnson says Covid 19 jabs are our way through winter and out of the pandemic
The Prime Minister has repeated his calls urging everyone to get vaccinated.
England off to flying start at T20 World Cup with crushing win over West Indies
They bowled the defending champions out for just 55.





















