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Daily Mail First official royal baby portrait taken by Kate's dadDaily Mail… is just where they feel happy and most comfortable.' The Mail also understands the couple were keen to take the wind out of the sails of the huge international market for unofficial paparazzi pictures of George by releasing …

Daily Mail The way they were – classy but a bit dull: How portraits of royal babies have …Daily MailTaken by legendary English photographer, Sir Cecil Beaton, this is the first official portrait of future king Prince Charles, shot at Buckingham Palace in December 1948, when he was just a …

Royal Mail managers have voted overwhelmingly against the Government's controversial plans to privatise the postal organisation. More: continued here

Unite members vote against Royal Mail pensions capProfessional PensionsEarlier this year, Royal Mail set out its plans to cap pensionable pay increases at the retail prices index (RPI) or 5% regardless of any salary increases (PP Online, 31 May). The move would affect members of the Royal Mail Pension Plan …

A union representing postal workers in Somerset gives Royal Mail bosses advance notice of a week-long strike in September. More: continued here

Royal Mail workers have revealed their poor levels of confidence in senior management and their concerns of being bullied in the workplace in the organisation's… More: continued here

The low morale of the Royal Mail workforce has been laid bare by an internal report which reveals just 28pc of the staff have confidence in the decisions of the senior management team led by chief exec … More: continued here

Telegraph.co.uk Royal Mail staff discontent with bossesTelegraph.co.ukComments. Less than four in ten support Royal Mail's"strategy and direction", under a third feel "valued and recognised" while 14pc claim to have been bullied or harassed in the workplace, mainly by their immediate line manager. Just 34pc believe the …and more » More: continued …

Royal Mail staff discontent with managementTelegraph.co.ukComments. Less than four in ten support Royal Mail's"strategy and direction", under a third feel "valued and recognised" while 14pc claim to have been bullied or harassed in the workplace, mainly by their immediate line manager. Just 34pc believe the … More: continued here

Royal Mail bosses face a race against time to reach a deal with the workforce on proposed changes to its final salary pension scheme. A consultation on the proposals ends next Sunday. More: continued here