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UPI NewsTrack TopNewsMarketWatch (press release)28 (UPI) — British Prime Minister Gordon Brown was heckled Saturday by dozens of protesters angry about the privatization of the Royal Mail. The Times of London reported Brown was greeted by protesters when he arrived at the Labor Party's National … More: continued here

Gordon Brown has taken on the critics of plans to part-privatise the Royal Mail – urging them to face facts about the massive problems facing the postal service. More: continued here

Protesters angry over Royal Mail saleUnited Press International28 (UPI) — British Prime Minister Gordon Brown was heckled Saturday by dozens of protesters angry about the privatization of the Royal Mail. The Times of London reported Brown was greeted by protesters when he arrived at the Labor Party's National … More: …

A Bodega Bay woman pulling into a parking space at the Bodega Bay Post Office crashed into the building Friday when her foot slipped from the brake to the gas pedal, the CHP said. The driver, Anne Devereaux, 47, drove over a three-inch raised curb and crashed into the Post …

Gordon Brown has taken on the critics of plans to part-privatise the Royal Mail – urging them to face facts about the massive problems facing the postal service. More: continued here

PM’s enemies to exploit mail rowTimes Online, UKGORDON BROWN has been warned that his Labour enemies are plotting to exploit the row over Royal Mail privatisation to mount a new attempt to destabilise his leadership. Senior aides to the prime minister are alarmed that left-wing rebels protesting … More: continued here

GORDON Brown has told postal workers, unions and party rebels to ‘face the facts’ over Royal Mail sell-off. More: continued here

JONESBORO — Two former FedEx employees were arrested after police said the pair seized shipments of Radio Shack cellular telephones valued at more than $6,000. More: continued here

Stamp Prices Going UpMesquite Local News, NVBy Morris Workman 02-27-2009 The price of a stamp for first class mail will be going up two cents on May 11, bringing the price for stamps from 42 cents to 44 cents each. The price increase has become an annual ritual with the post …