Thailand’s King Maha Vajiralongkorn and Queen Suthida depart in a car after greeting royalist supporters who gathered outside the Grand Palace to mark the 4th anniversary of late King Bhumibol Adulyadej’s death, in Bangkok, Thailand, October 13, 2020. BANGKOK, Oct 13 — Thai police scuffled with paint-throwing protesters and arrested …
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The annual Parcel and Postal Technology International Awards has celebrated its 12th year of recognizing the most innovative developments in the postal and parcel industry. The award ceremony took place at Parcel+Post Expo Virtual Live on Tuesday, October 13, at 4:00pm CET. No less than eight winners were announced, rewarding exceptional …
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*P&P costs apply. Delivery is subject to Royal Mail’s delivery service. Although any orders received after the cut-off times specified will be delivered first class, we cannot guarantee arrival for matchday. Here’s more about what’s included in this weekend’s edition for the visit of West Ham… • Main interview with …
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The official trailer for The Crown’s hotly-anticipated fourth series has been released, revealing a glimpse of Princess Diana’s tumultuous marriage to Prince Charles as turmoil and tragedy await the royal family during the forthcoming season of the Netflix drama. The preview features the early days of the iconic couple’s romance …
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LONDON (AP) — Unemployment in the U.K. spiked higher in August, a clear sign that the jobless rate is heading towards levels not seen in 30 years as a government salary-support program ends this month and new local restrictions are imposed to suppress a resurgence of the coronavirus. The Office …
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The Royal Mail is calling for thousands of temporary workers across the UK to join its ranks over the Christmas period – with jobs currently available in Milton Keynes. The festive season is the busiest time of the year for the mail service, even amid the ongoing pandemic, meaning extra …
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Royal Mail’s annual Delivery Matters study has revealed data showing that new purchasing habits caused by the COVID-19 pandemic have contributed to 11% year-on-year online shopping growth in the monthly amount consumers spend online. The research reveals how online shopping has helped UK shoppers to get through the early stages …
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Two ‘Covid marshals’ are to be brought into the Falmouth and Penryn area to make sure students are following social distancing rules. They are being funded by Falmouth University and the University of Exeter, in cooperation with the Falmouth Town Team. The marshals will be patrolling the town centre, beaches …
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More than 20 cases of coronavirus have been discovered at the Royal Mail’s sorting office in Cardiff. A letter from the Communication Workers’ Union (CWU), sent to its members working at the Royal Mail’s Penarth Road site, states there were 21 confirmed coronavirus cases in the last fortnight. The union …
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Sir Edward Mutesa II became the first president of an independent Uganda in 1963. He was also, as Kabaka of Buganda, the new country’s most significant king. The tension between these two roles — as servant of a democratic republic on the one hand, and leader of East Africa’s largest …
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