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Britain to sell remainder of Royal Mail stake
Reuters The government said it planned to sell its remaining 14 percent stake in Royal Mail via an accelerated book build, which will open with immediate effect. The placing is expected to comprise approximately 140 million of the company's ordinary shares. |
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Royal Mail to mark Andy Murray's Wimbledon win with commemorative stamp setThe DrumRoyal Mail has announced it is to commemorate Andy Murray's Wimbledon victory with a series of special stamps, two of Murray with the trophy and another two featuring action shots of the final. On sale from 8 August, the set of four stamps…
[ad_1] First the Victoria Sponge, then Coronation chicken – and now the Queen’s Platinum Pudding. Taking inspiration from dishes created to mark previous royal events, Buckingham Palace today announces a nationwide baking competition to find a dessert fit for the Queen to mark her historic jubilee. Launched with Fortnum and Mason and The Big Jubilee Lunch,…
Royal Mail has printed a stamp to commerate Heather Stanning and Helen Glover winning Team GB's first gold medal of the London 2012 Games. More: continued here
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The Royal Mail said 11 stamps will be issued on March 26, featuring each of the actors who have played the role of the Time Lord, ranging from the first Doctor, William Hartnell, to the current one, Matt Smith. More: continued here