Drugs smuggled into city jail on back of postage stampsScotsmanDRUGS are being smuggled into Edinburgh's Saughton Prison hidden behind postage stamps and inside felt-tip pens, it was revealed today. … More: continued here

DRUGS are being smuggled into Edinburgh’s Saughton Prison hidden behind postage stamps and inside felt-tip pens, it was revealed today. More: continued here

Royal Mail launches new service for Door to DoorParcel2Go.comRoyal Mail has added a new online service to Door to Door, which connects advertisers with customers. A new online service to help marketers find their … More: continued here

Look for Shares of eBay to Rebound after Yesterday's 1.31% Sell Off (EBAY)Comtex SmartrendeBay (NASDAQ:EBAY) traded in a range yesterday that spanned from a low of $21.70 to a high of $22.63. Yesterday, the shares fell 1.31%, …and more » More: continued here

Stamps' Johnnie's on the spot for picksToronto SunThe Stamps didn't get a chance to look at middle linebacker Robert McCune, who missed the game with a back injury. Stamps head coach John Hufnagel hopes to …and more » More: continued here

Austin American-Statesman Time may finally overrun tiny 1888 post officeAustin American-StatesmanCustomers of the post office in the McNeil Store say they enjoy the facility's history and the personal touch. Karen Thompson talks to postmaster Joyce … More: continued here

The Calgary Stampeders didn’t make any cuts on Monday, but they did announce the retirement of offensive lineman Matt Sheridan, who struggled to get back into playing shape after two years without playing a game, compounded by weighing in at 383 pounds earlier this month. More: continued here

When U.S. District Judge Susan Illston turned down San Francisco plaintiffs lawyer Waukeen McCoy’s $2 million fee petition after he won discrimination verdicts against FedEx, she called his behavior “among the most egregious that this court has seen in almost 14 years on the bench” and hit him with $25,000 …

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CALGARY – Calgary Stampeders offensive lineman Matt Sheridan announced his retirement from football Monday, but kept the door open for a possible return to the game. More: continued here