Auction site eBay has apologised after Nazi Holocaust memorabilia, including clothes worn by concentration camp victims, were traded online. It was claimed Mr Kempf had been criticised in the past for selling such items, but did so to "document" them and to fund history book projects. Mr Kempf was quoted …

Half of Royal Mail's pension bailout could be blocked by European CommissionPension Funds OnlineThe UK Government's plan to wipe Royal Mail's pension deficit clean by taking on its £8bn pension deficit could be in jeopardy, following a challenge from the European Commission. Pension Funds Insider understands that the commission is …

A preliminary hearing for Lansdale resident Richard Hood — who stands accused of beating up his girlfriend in a post office parking lot in August — was continued Oct. 24 after neither the man’s attorney nor the victim, who was subpoenaed to testify in the case, showed up to district …

EBay apologises and removes from sale about 30 items of memorabilia from the Nazi Holocaust, following an investigation by a UK newspaper. More: continued here

Daily Mail Holocaust memorabilia found on eBay -UK newspaper reportReutersLONDON Nov 2 (Reuters) – EBay has removed from its listings around 30 items of memorabilia from the Nazi Holocaust, including clothes worn by concentration camp victims, after a newspaper investigation discovered they were on sale on the e-commerce …Ebay's sick trade …

EBay has removed from its listings around 30 items of memorabilia from the Nazi Holocaust, including clothes worn by concentration camp victims, after a newspaper investigation discovered they were on sale on the e-commerce website, Britain's Mail on Sunday said. The newspaper said its reporters found a range of items …

Food Stamp Cut Reverberates Across CountryHuffington PostWASHINGTON — National media and federal policymakers haven't paid much attention, but a $5 billion reduction to the food stamp program that took effect Friday has already been reverberating across the country. Food bank directors have been telling … More: continued here

EBay has removed from its listings around 30 items of memorabilia from the Nazi Holocaust, including clothes worn by concentration camp victims, after a newspaper investigation discovered they were on sale on the e-commerce website, Britain's Mail on Sunday said. The newspaper said its reporters found a range of items …

Mail On Sunday's exclusive investigation reveals that among dozens of sick souvenirs on offer last week was a striped uniform thought to have belonged to a Polish baker who died in Auschwitz, which was on sale for £11,200. More: continued here

Post office reopening after spider infestationLexington Herald LeaderThe News-Enterprise (http://bit.ly/16PE3F3) reports the Buffalo post office in Larue County will reopen at 7:30 a.m. Saturday. Post office manager Rosemary Miller said the landlord of the building has worked with exterminators to get rid of the brown …and more » More: continued here