British Soldier Matthew Spenser Gets 15 Years Selling Military …Post Chronicleby Jack Ryan A soldier, Staff Sgt Matthew Spenser, decided to steal gun parts from the army and sell them on ebay. According to reports, he stole parts of a SA80 assault rifle and put them up on ebay. Now …

Telegraph.co.uk Royal Mail stamps mark Industrial RevolutionTelegraph.co.uk, United KingdomThe Royal Mail is to launch a new issue of stamps to mark the 250th anniversary of the Industrial Revolution. By Andrew Alderson, Chief Reporter Pioneers of the Industrial Revolution, previewed here and issued on Tuesday, will feature the men behind … More: …

TNT the company tipped to take over much of the Royal Mail’s work was forced to pay back tens of millions of pounds in unpaid tax and admitted that its staff acted illegally. More: continued here

The Royal Mail is to launch a new issue of stamps to mark the 250th anniversary of the Industrial Revolution. More: continued here

SNP Postal Affairs spokesperson Mike Weir MP has warned Scottish Labour against sweeping the issue of Royal Mail privatisation under the carpet. More: continued here

WORCESTER – One day after a fire destroyed their homes, residents of 167 Pleasant St. were taking stock of all that had been lost: animals, documents, food stamps, baby supplies and peace of mind. More: continued here

Six love letters written by a young Prince Charles to a woman in Canada three decades ago have been put up for sale on Internet auction site eBay, the seller said. More: continued here

More than 70,000 households — or about 6 percent of Utah’s population — are relying on food stamps, setting a new record for the state. More: continued here

eBay Champions Smart Ways to Shop GreenPR-USA.net (press release), BulgariaeBay, the world’s leading online marketplace, today announced the launch of the eBay Green Team, a new initiative that champions smart ways to shop green and encourages more sustainable buying choices that can save consumers money and help save the … More: …

Irish nation for sale on eBay reaches €10000Belfast Telegraph, United Kingdom"Ireland Inc" was auctioned on internet shopping site eBay, with bidding starting at just 69c. After 26 bids, it appeared one would-be buyer was prepared to part with €10100 for the financially-challenged nation. But the website pulled the plug after … …