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Management of Britain’s Royal Mail and the Communication Workers Union have agreed to resume negotiations on Monday. Postal workers who are resisting management plans to modernize the service walked off their jobs on Thursday and Friday. More: continued here

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Telegraph.co.uk Postal strike hangover could hit Christmasguardian.co.ukThe union representing Britain's striking postal workers increased the pressure on Royal Mail management yesterday when it warned there would be a backlog …Talks to resume in effort to end British mail rowReutersUK's Royal Mail, union agree to resume negotiations on MondayThe Canadian PressTalks …

The pope appointed Cardinal Peter Turkson of Ghana to head the Vatican’s justice and peace office Saturday, a high-profile post that cements his reputation as a possible future papal candidate. More: continued here

The pope appointed Cardinal Peter Turkson of Ghana to head the Vatican’s justice and peace office Saturday, a high-profile post that cements his reputation as a possible future papal candidate. More: continued here