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ShareCast … business leaders will join hundreds of postal workers at a rally in Westminster today to protest against the Government's plans to privatise Royal Mail. … |
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[ad_1] Outback schoolboy Dylan Storer has been praised on social media after slamming ‘narrow-minded’ politicians while weighing in on Australia’s bushfire crisis. The 16-year-old reappeared on ABC’s Q&A Monday night, where he was asked how he would tackle the country’s environmental emergencies if he were prime minister. The teen, who was praised for his first…
Sky News Firms Fear Impact Of National Postal StrikeSky NewsA specially-commissioned survey by Sky News and the British Chambers of Commerce shows customers are increasingly concerned about Royal Mail's reliability … More: continued here
[ad_1] Jason Knauf was formerly chief executive of William and Kate’s Royal Foundation, stepping down at the end of 2021, and also previously worked for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. Both the King and the Princess of Wales were treated for cancer last year. Kate is now in remission and Charles is having ongoing…
Royal Mail: Government to sell off remaining 30% stakeITV NewsThe government is to sell off its remaining 30% stake in Royal Mail, Chancellor George Osborne has announced. The Chancellor said the sale would make up part of a £4.5 billion boost to the public coffers in the current fiscal year, on top of a planned…
[ad_1] Suffragette viscountess will get statue in her honour 100 years after she was jailed for blowing up post box in campaign for women’s vote Margaret Mackworth, known as Lady Rhondda, campaigned for women’s rights The suffragette, from Newport, once made a bomb and posted it in a letterbox Campaigners have raised £34,000 to have…
[ad_1] Throughout her 70-year reign the Queen was known for her dedication to duty and service – both in times of crisis and celebration. But in private the late monarch was known for her dry sense of humour and well-timed delivery, keeping her cards close to her chest and choosing her words wisely. Ingrid Seward,…