Telegraph.co.uk Royal Mail sell-off goes ahead despite Labour rebellionTelegraph.co.uk, United KingdomPlans to part-privatise the Royal Mail will be unveiled this week – a move which will set Lord Mandelson on a collision course with more than 120 Labour MPs opposed to the move. By Andrew Porter, Political Editor The Business Secretary …

Meg Whitman is trying to define her legacy as eBay?s leader as she explores a run for governor in California. More: continued here

• Hard-fought birdies College golf is about survival. This fish wasn’t so lucky. The field fared better in the first round of the John Hayt? Check out the day in pictures. More: continued here

NEIL CLARK highlights new Labour’s mail betrayal that even the Tories can’t boast about. First they came for the aerospace industry. Then the oil. After that electricity, gas and water. Then the railways. Then air traffic control. More: continued here

A New York group that bought a 50-year-old ferry in 2007 for $500,000 has put the boat up for auction on eBay, where it is likely to sell for much less.By early Sunday, the top bid for The Islander, which plied the waters of Vineyard Sound in Massachusetts for decades, …

Want wireless data and video? Just flit to your local post officeEast African, KenyaBy PHILIP NGUNJIRI (email the author) Kenya Data Networks is easing access to top-up scratch cards and providing Wi-Fi hotspots — for wireless Internet connectivity for its Butterfly (Wi-Fi hotspots) users. KDN intends to boost the take-up of …

At age 49, Fred Couples turned in another brilliant round at the course he adores. More: continued here

FESTIVAL fans have been warned to avoid ticket touts after prized passes for the North’s flagship charity extravaganza went up for sale on eBay. More: continued here

Paul Orfalea, founder and former chairman of FedEx Kinko’s, spoke to a sizeable crowd on Friday morning inside the Alumni Center about how his lifelong struggle with dyslexia made him reevaluate his approach to achieving success. More: continued here

By Trent MooreStaff WriterFollowing the Thursday announcement that Royal Technologies would be expanding into the Cullman area, Director of Strategic Development Mike Furst said the company hopes to have a firm groundbreaking date set in the coming months. More: continued here