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Sorting office's closure spells end of an era for townStoke & StaffordshireSome employees are still unhappy with the deal they have been offered by Royal Mail. Although bosses have said they will run a shuttle bus from Crewe to … More: continued here

Cnooc Ltd., China’s biggest offshore oil producer, may post first-half profit growth more than double that of PetroChina Co. and Royal Dutch Shell Plc after selling more crude to meet diesel demand from factories and farmers. More: continued here

BRIGHTON: 2.00 Clerical, 2.35 Makeynn, 3.10 Motty’s Gift, 3.45 Celestial Girl, 4.20 River Tease, 4.55 Eager To Bow, 5.25 Loyal Royal, 5.55 Magical Speedfit. More: continued here

James V. Samsel, 89, of Cloverdale, passed away on Aug. 13, 2010 at Hendricks Regional Health. He was born on Feb. 20, 1921 in Royal Center and was the son of the late Homer and Merle [Stevens]… More: continued here

It seems cavorting with a 50-year-old royal can do wonders for one’s modelling career. Prince Andrew’s new friend posed for a photoshoot in Ibiza at the weekend. More: continued here

Points races are heating up in the sprint car divisions at both Selinsgrove and Port Royal speedways and the opportunities to claim the title are getting fewer and fewer. More: continued here

Arsenal Liverpool Liverpool co-owners George Gillett and Tom Hicks are not rushing to sell up. The Mail on Sunday says the absence of any prospective buyers in the Liverpool directors’ box this afternoon raises the prospect of the club’s unpopular owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett remaining in place for …

Win A Rolling Stones Stamp CollectionGlasswerk.co.ukBy Laura, Sunday 15th August 2010 02.51pm (8 views) Just in time for the summer festival season, Royal Mail stamps are honouring the best classic album … More: continued here

By Tim Wood The fallout from his first e-mail made it clear that he doesn’t speak for everyone. Plenty of folks stood by superintendent Valerie Truesdale and her staff. More: continued here

Burglars smashed the windows of De Beers and Omega at the Royal Exchange in London. Police said they did not yet know the value of the stolen jewellery. More: continued here