Purgatory News
Hospital boss warns patients may have to be sent 88 miles away for treatment
It could see patients going to Birmingham or London from Cambridge.
Neil Warnock leaves Middlesbrough after West Brom draw
It was Warnocks 1,603rd game as a manager, having broken Dario Gradis record earlier this week.
Eight dead and several injured after crowd surge at Astroworld Festival in Texas
Officials in Texas say at least eight people are dead and several others have been injured in a crowd surge at the Astroworld Festival..
Barcelona announce return of Xavi as new manager
Barcelona have appointed Xavi as their new manager on a two-and-a-half-year deal..
Sir John Major condemns actions of Johnsons Government over sleaze row
Former Prime Minister Sir John Major says the Government’s actions over the Owen Paterson row have damaged the international reputation of the UK..
Lord Kamlesh Patel tasked with leading change needed at Yorkshire
New Yorkshire chair Lord Kamlesh Patel has been landed with the task of leading the “change that is needed” as the club look to deal with their racism crisis..
David Ginola tipped for Im A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here appearance
Former Premier League footballer David Ginola has been tipped to appear in the new series of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here..
Booster jab bookings extended to a month in advance
People will be able to book their Covid-19 booster jab a month before they are eligible from Monday..
Twelve arrests as mask wearing protesters clash with police on Bonfire Night
Twelve arrests have been made after hundreds of anti-establishment protesters clashed with police in Parliament Square in central London on Bonfire Night..
University staff support strike action in pay and conditions dispute
Academics have voted in favour of strike action at universities over pay and working conditions..
London could see record number of teenage killings this year police warn
Police have urged young people to “put the knives down” as they warned the capital could see a record number of teenage killings this year..
England captain Owen Farrell tests positive for Covid on eve of Tonga clash
England have encountered a major setback on the eve of their Autumn Nations Series clash with Tonga after captain Owen Farrell tested positive for Covid..
Mask wearing protesters clash with police on Bonfire Night
Hundreds of anti-establishment protesters clashed with police in Parliament Square in central London on Bonfire Night..
George Harrisons childhood home to go under the hammer
George Harrison’s childhood home is to go up for auction this month, and could sell for as much as £200,000..
Downing Street defends PMs transparency over luxury villa holiday
No 10 has defended the Prime Minister’s transparency record, as it insisted a family holiday to Marbella at a Tory peer’s villa was declared in accordance with the rules..
Sabina Nessas family call for proactive steps on womens safety
The family of murdered schoolteacher Sabina Nessa have called on the Government to make communities safer for women, on the day of her funeral..
Ed Sheeran continues run of chart success with fifth album Equals
Chart sales outperformed the rest of the top-30 combined.
Gregor Townsend goes with experience as Scotland take on Australia
Hes named one change from the starting XV that beat France in March.
Yorkshire chairman Roger Hutton resigns amid Azeem Rafiq claims
Yorkshire chairman Roger Hutton has resigned with immediate effect, as the fallout from Azeem Rafiq’s racism allegations against the club continues to grow..
Carol Vorderman remembers always kind and smiling Lionel Blair
Carol Vorderman has remembered Lionel Blair as someone who was “always kind and smiling” as she joined famous names paying tribute to the entertainer following his death at the age of 92..





















