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US and British postal workers fight privatizationWorkers WorldRoyal Mail opened to the public in 1635. The U.S. Postal Service, originally part of the British postal system, is also threatened with privatization by powerful congressional and corporate forces. Postal workers, however, are organizing resistance to …and more » More: continued here

Many mothers also take to the parenting forum to share their delight that Kate …Daily MailShe had applied her customary black eyeliner, her cheeks glowed with good health – and her smile threatened to outshine the hundreds of flashbulbs on the pavement outside. But for the mothers watching around the …

The Guardian Daily Mail's royal boy joy does not extend to the BBCThe GuardianThe Daily Mail can't resist aiming another volley at the BBC – this time over the corporation's royal baby coverage. "Was the BBC over the top?" it asks, dutifully reporting that viewers have accused the corporation of …

Royal baby: Who could be his princess?Courier MailNOW the royal baby has been born, many are wondering how the young prince will grow up, who will he look like – and who could he marry? We've put together a list of some eligible, famous young women who could be his …

Daily Mail Comments ( 2 )Daily MailIn many ways it is remarkable that the feelings aroused by a British royal birth remain much the same as they've been through the centuries, from the days when the news took months to work its way around the world to this age of …

Gloucester Royal Mail delivery office move from Brockworth to Quedgeley are …South West BusinessEarlier this month Royal Mail wrote to residents in Elmbridge informing them they would no longer be able to use the Gloucester North delivery office in Brockworth, but instead would have to travel an extra mile to …

Daily Mail Cameras ready outside St Mary's Hospital, Paddington, to capture first images …Daily MailWhen the pregnant Duchess of Cambridge finally went into labour this morning, the news flashed around the world like wildfire. Kate and William's first child dominated the headlines as soon as the news broke at 7.30am …

Daily Mail UK businesses await a royal bump upMail & Guardian Online"If the experience of the royal wedding and the jubilee is anything to go by, this good news should also bring about a temporary 'baby boost' for retailers in the UK," said Helen Dickinson, director general of the British …

Health and long life to the People's PrinceDaily MailIn many ways it is remarkable that the feelings aroused by a British royal birth remain much the same as they've been through the centuries, from the days when the news took months to work its way around the world to this …

Mail & Guardian Online It's a boy: The royal baby is hereMail & Guardian Online"Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cambridge was safely delivered of a son at 4.24pm," Kensington Palace said in a statement just over four hours after she gave birth. "The baby weighs 3.8kg. The Duke of …