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RICHARD KAY: Welcome to the most royal non-royal wedding of the decade: How did the £10bn Duke of Westminster – who marries today – pull off a feat of diplomacy by keeping William and Harry onside… even though only one will attend?

At noon today the bells of Chester’s medieval cathedral will ring out in joyous peal for a wedding. For ambitious mothers of aristocratic daughters they may have a mournful tone, however. Their sound will mark the moment when Britain’s most eligible suitor will be struck from the list of the …

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Pretty Little Thing to charge for returns

Online womenswear retailer Pretty Little Thing has announced that it will be scrapping its free returns policy and will now charge for the return of items. Pretty Little Thing has previously offered free returns through popular couriers like Evri, Royal Mail and Inpost. However, these services now cost customers £1.99 …

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Royal Mail bidders, paradise islands and Prague properties: questions requested over Daniel Křetínský’s enterprise hyperlinks

On Prague’s unique Pařížská Road sits a nondescript brown door. Lodged between a designer clothes store and a luxurious baggage retailer, it’s the gateway right into a discreet sixth-floor workplace from the place one of many Czech Republic’s richest individuals runs his empire. There’s nothing overly ostentatious in regards to …

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PrettyLittleThing introduces charges for returns

As of 3 June, the online fashion retailer began charging customers for returns. The amount will be subtracted from a customer’s refund or is to be paid directly if customers opt for alternative couriers such as Evri, Royal Mail and Inpost. It follows retailers such as Zara, which started charging …

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Spellbinding concert at the Royal Albert Hall for the 80th anniversary of D-Day featured celebrities including Katherine Jenkins and Davina McCall but six former serviceman guests were the real stars

‘Let’s just hope we don’t get another war like that again.’  Those were the words of 104-year-old Percy Chafer, who served as a Gunner with the 7th Armoured Division and landed on Sword Beach 80 years ago on D-Day.  ‘Because, I tell you what,’ he continued with a smirk, ‘I …

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Queen Máxima of the Netherlands looks graceful in royal blue as she pays her respects in Normandy on the 80th anniversary of D-Day

Queen Máxima of the Netherlands has joined veterans in Normandy to mark the 80th anniversary of the Second World War D-Day landings. The Dutch royal, 53, joined international leaders and other royals at the D-Day Anniversary International Ceremony at Omaha Beach, Normandy, France. Accompanied by her husband King Willem-Alexander, 57, she …

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Mystery Post Office software developer revealed in 1995 Horizon project document

As former subpostmasters await answers from a government-backed investigation into the Post Office Capture software system, a 27-year-old Horizon project document answers a critical question. Since the airing of ITV’s drama about the long-running Post Office Horizon scandal, former subpostmasters who had suffered similar problems with the Capture software that pre-dated …

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Royal Mail bidders, paradise islands and Prague properties: questions asked over Daniel Křetínský’s business links | Royal Mail

On Prague’s exclusive Pařížská Street sits a nondescript brown door. Lodged between a designer clothing shop and a luxury luggage store, it is the gateway into a discreet sixth-floor office from where one of the Czech Republic’s richest people runs his empire. There is nothing overly ostentatious about the entrance, …

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