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Chapel Down white wine, made in Tenterden, Kent, is expected to be served at Buckingham Palace during one of the private receptions after the ceremony on Friday. More: continued here

William and Kate would feel right at home in this Point Grey restaurant packed with memorabilia More: continued here

Police intercept another suspected parcel bomb intended for Celtic boss LennonDaily MailThe latest package – believed to be a parcel bomb – was found at the National Return Letter Centre in Belfast, where mail which has not been delivered and has no return to sender address is retained by Royal …

The royal wedding is only days away, and at Westminster Abbey, the site of the upcoming nuptials, preparations are hurriedly being made. As AP reported: More: continued here

While Prince William’s wife-to-be wheeled away from her Berkshire home alongside sister Pippa workers unloaded trees at Westminster Abbey. More: continued here

ESPN Fifth device found by detectives investigating Lennon letter bombsstv.tvThe package, described as 'rudimentary but viable' was discovered at a Royal Mail holding centre in Belfast. The package was sent from Scotland to the Irish group Cairde na hEireann, the organisation for Irish republicans in Scotland. …Belfast alert over 'Lennon …

Fighting for jobs and opposing racism at Royal MailSocialistworker.co.ukThe protest is in response to a threat by Royal Mail to close the customer service centre in the city. The centre, which employs 400 workers, was opened nine years ago with Royal Mail receiving a public subsidy to build it. In …

ESPN Belfast alert over 'Lennon parcel bomb'U.TVThe device was being held in secure storage at Musgrave Street PSNI Station, after being removed from Royal Mail's Tomb Street sorting office on April 12. The package was mailed to an address in Scotland and was returned undelivered, but did not have a …

Hundreds of people from across the Midlands are set to join with trade unionists on Saturday as part of a fight for jobs in Stoke-on-Trent. The protest is in response to a threat by Royal Mail to close the customer service centre in the city. More: continued here

Softly-spoken Lynne Owens will be in charge of 5,000 officers, the Territorial Support Group (TSG), firearms teams and undercover units, on the big day. More: continued here