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Undercover reporters have exposed an alleged major Buckingham Palace security breach after being given access to the Queen’s limousine fleet by a royal chauffeur for £1,000. More: continued here

Buckingham Palace was forced to launch an urgent security review today by the Queen who was furious after a royal chauffeur took a £1,000 bribe from undercover reporters for access to her fleet of limousines. More: continued here

Royal chauffeur ‘who allowed reporters to sit in the Queen’s Bentley is suspended More: continued here

Postmen march against sorting office closureThis Is Lancashire, UKWorkers are furious about the closure of Farnworth's Royal Mail Centre and the increased travel for those who will be relocated. The building in Stonehill Street is due to close next year in a move which would make about 400 workers redundant and …

Labour 'rushing' Royal Mail legislationScotland on Sunday, UKBy Nathalie Thomas THE Communication Workers Union has accused the government of playing "political football" with the Postal Services Bill, which sets out plans to part-privatise the Royal Mail. The union is concerned that Business Secretary Lord …Commons move shocks Royal Mail supportersIndependentPostal Services …

Opponents of plans to sell off Royal Mail are infuriated that a controversial Bill, paving the way for its partial sale, was sneaked into the Commons for its first reading. More: continued here

BNP leader Nick Griffin says postmen should be sacked for not …Mirror.co.uk, UKIn a message on the far-right party's website, Griffin urged supporters to complain to Royal Mail if they do not receive a leaflet. He branded posties who won't distribute BNP propaganda as "antidemocratic idiots". Communication Workers Union officials …Anger …

Mirror.co.uk Royal Mail sell-off opponents rage as Bill is sneaked into CommonsMirror.co.uk, UKBy Bob Roberts 23/05/2009 Opponents of plans to sell off Royal Mail are infuriated that a controversial Bill, paving the way for its partial sale, was sneaked into the Commons for its first reading. The Postal Services Bill, championed …

DAILY MAIL COMMENT: It’s not funny money, it had to be earned More: continued here

There were plenty of Royal Ascot clues on show at Newmarket as a three-day meeting kicked off with Martyr, Bell’s Ocean and Roaring Forte all bound for the Queen’s course next month. More: continued here