Purgatory News
Daniel Craig reveals his reaction to being offered the part of James Bond
Daniel Craig has said he thought the makers of James Bond had āgot the wrong guyā when he was offered the part..
Labour proposes legal duty of care on social media firms to stop scams
Labour would take social media firms to task for scams hosted on their platforms in proposals to protect families from online fraud..
Working at GB News almost gave me a breakdown claims Andrew Neil
Veteran broadcaster Andrew Neil said he ācame close to a breakdownā during his time at GB News after suffering from stress due to the fledgling stationās technical problems..
Make or break moment for Starmer at first in person Labour conference since 2019
Labourās annual conference ā its first to be held in person in two years ā is set to kick off in Brighton on Saturday in what is being seen as a make-or-break moment for leader Sir Keir Starmer..
Hundreds attend vigil for amazing Sabina Nessa as police hunt for killer
Hundreds of mourners gathered for an emotional candlelit vigil in memory of the āamazing, caring, beautifulā primary school teacher Sabina Nessa, as the police hunt for her killer entered its second week..
Downing Street considering temporary measures to ease HGV driver shortage
The Government is considering temporary measures to tackle the shortage of HGV drivers which is wreaking havoc on a number of UK industries..
Russell T Davies to return as Doctor Who showrunner
Russell T Davies will return to Doctor Who to serve as showrunner after departing the show in 2009, the BBC has announced..
Natalie Imbruglia bids to help normalise women becoming mothers with sperm donor
Natalie Imbruglia has said she hopes she can play āa small partā in normalising women having children with the help of IVF and a sperm donor..
Warwickshire win County Championship with thrilling win over Somerset
Warwickshire clinched the LV= Insurance County Championship after defeating Somerset by 118 runs on a raucous āI was thereā afternoon for their fans at Edgbaston..
Grandmother who had worlds first Covid jab receives booster shot
91-year-old grandmother who became the first person in the world to have a Covid-19 vaccine has urged people to have their booster jab, after receiving her shot..
Kate plays with Emma Raducanu as US Open tennis champ is welcomed home
The Duchess of Cambridge has praised Emma Raducanuās āseriously impressiveā achievement winning the US Open womenās title as the British tennis sensation was officially welcomed home..
Star studded voice cast announced for Super Mario Bros film
Chris Pratt and Anya Taylor-Joy are to voice characters in a new animated film based on the world of Super Mario Bros..
Carry on as normal Shapps urges drivers amid forecourt closures
The Transport Secretary has tried to dissuade drivers from panic buying petrol, after BP was forced to close down a handful of its forecourts..
Queues return to Apple Stores as the iPhone 13 goes on sale
Apple fans queued outside the technology giantās Regent Street store in central London to be among the first to get hold of the iPhone 13 as the new smartphone range went on sale in the UK..
Padraig Harrington praises spirit in Team Europe as Ryder Cup begins
World number one Jon Rahm will be sent out in the first match for the second Ryder Cup in succession.
Firefighters to run London Marathon inside mini fire engine
The money they raise on October 3 will be going to The Fire Fighters Charity, which offers lifelong support for members of the fire service community.
Man to face court charged with murders of mother and three children
Damien Bendall, who appeared at Southern Derbyshire Magistratesā Court in Derby on Wednesday, is set to face a hearing at the cityās crown court..
Man arrested on suspicion of the murder of Sabina Nessa
A 38-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of the murder of teacher Sabina Nessa, the Metropolitan Police said..
Work begins on first of five Royal Navy warships
Work has officially started on a Ā£1.25 billion project to build the Royal Navyās five new warships as Defence Secretary Ben Wallace cut steel for the first vessel..
Romelu Lukaku wants social media firms to meet players in fight against racism
Chelsea striker Romelu Lukaku feels there is a need for football to adopt āstronger positionsā than just taking the knee ā calling for a playersā summit with social media companies, governments and stakeholders to help combat online racism..





















