Purgatory News
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 âstronger positionsâ than just taking the knee â calling for a playersâ summit with social media companies, governments and stakeholders to help combat online racism..
BP to ration fuel deliveries to forecourts due to HGV driver shortages
The HGV driver shortage has hit oil giant BP with deliveries of petrol and diesel to forecourts across the UK set to be reduced to ensure supplies do not run out..
Woman feel unsafe after teachers murder warns campaigner
Women do not feel safe on the streets of London following the death of teacher Sabina Nessa, according to one of the organisers of a vigil in her memory..
Bond Commander Bond Daniel Craig given honorary Royal Navy rank
After more than a decade playing the worldâs most famous secret agent, actor Daniel Craig now shares another thing with James Bond: the military rank of commander..
World Cup winner Steve Thompson pledges his brain to research into dementia
Rugby World Cup winner Steve Thompson has become the first sportsman to pledge his brain to the Concussion Legacy Project..
Lloyds Halifax and Bank of Scotland customers will set own contactless limits
Lloyds Bank, Halifax and Bank of Scotland customers will be able to set their own contactless card limits when the new ÂŁ100 transaction limit starts next month..
Woman vows to continue fight over Downs Syndrome abortion law
A woman with Downâs syndrome has vowed to continue her legal battle against the Government over legislation which allows the abortion of babies with the condition up until birth..
Universal Credit cut will see 600000 workers struggling to afford food
As many as 1.5 million working people could be forced into hardship this winter by the âdisastrous decisionâ to withdraw the ÂŁ20 per week Universal Credit uplift, according to Citizens Advice..
Murdered teacher Sabina Nessa killed while on five minute walk
Teacher Sabina Nessa is thought to have been murdered during a five-minute walk to meet a friend at a pub, police said..
Teletubbies reunite for new album ahead of 25th anniversary
The popular childrenâs TV characters Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po, will celebrate the milestone in 2022..
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer left ruing Man Utds lack of cutting edge after cup exit
Just three days on from winning a thrilling Premier League clash at the London Stadium, the Red Devils were on the wrong end of the result.
Ruling due in High Court challenge over Downs syndrome abortion law
At a two-day hearing in July, lawyers representing the claimants argued the law is incompatible with the European Convention on Human Rights, and therefore unlawfully discriminatory..
Llama antibodies have significant potential as Covid treatment
It could be given as new frontline treatment against coronavirus in the form of a nasal spray.
US move to lift decades old ban on British lamb delights UK farmers
The US is to lift its decades-old ban on imports of British lamb, in a move that has delighted sheep farmers in the UK..
Pushback to halt migrant boats only to be used in limited cases
Only a âsmall proportionâ of boats carrying migrants across the English Channel could legally be turned back towards France using controversial pushback tactics, according to a Home Office mandarin..
Avro and Green join suppliers quitting household energy market amid gas crisis
Around 1.5 million customers have seen their energy supplier go out of business this month after Avro Energy and Green Supplier Limited became the latest to announce their exit from the market..
Raab pressed to guarantee people will not suffer fuel poverty
Dominic Raab has faced Labour calls to guarantee no-one will lose their energy supply or be pushed into fuel poverty this winter..
Nicole Richie accidentally sets her hair on fire during birthday celebrations
Nicole Richieâs 40th birthday celebrations got a little too heated when she accidentally set her hair on fire during the festivities..
Premier League and Championship clubs to trial safe standing areas from January
Clubs in the Premier League and Championship will be able to offer licensed standing areas from January 1 next year as part of a pilot programme..
M25 protesters declare campaign goes on despite prison threat
Environmental activists have indicated they will continue blocking the M25 despite a High Court injunction..





















