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Telegraph.co.uk First class stamps to rise by record 5p from AprilTelegraph.co.ukFirst class stamps are likely to increase by a record 5p next year, under plans by the postal regulator to give Royal Mail"greater commercial freedom". …Stamp costs to rise by record 5pBBC NewsRoyal Mail reveals inflation-busting stamp price risesMoney Saving …

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