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KUALA LUMPUR : KD Tun Razak , the second submarine of the Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN), is on its way home from France. It left Toulon, on April 30 and was expected to arrive in Lumut, Perak, in late July or early August. More: continued here

Burglary victim may never walk again after first floor escape leapCroydon GuardianWearing just a nightdress, she answered the door to a man dressed in Royal Mail jacket asking her to sign for a delivery, but said there was no sign of any … More: continued here

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Young letter writer hails hero dadRichmond and Twickenham TimesYoungsters at schools across London were invited to enter the Royal Mail's letter-writing competition, which this year asked children to send in letters … More: continued here

Burglary victim may never walk again after first floor escape leapYour Local GuardianWearing just a nightdress, she answered the door to a man dressed in Royal Mail jacket asking her to sign for a delivery, but said there was no sign of any … More: continued here

UK set for counting of OAV ballotsABS CBN NewsThirty percent of the total 8553 absentee voters in the UK already cast their votes, but more ballots are expected to be delivered by the British Royal Mail…and more » More: continued here

The MOD said the soldier, from 40 Commando Royal Marines, was struck by an explosion on Sunday morning in Sangin, Helmand Province. More: continued here

A 55ft (17m) sloop carrying a couple and their two schoolgirl daughters had hit an iceberg in one of the loneliest and most dangerous parts of the Southern Ocean. More: continued here

TameBay Why displaying “Business Seller Information” is a bad thingTameBayIn the past my warehouse didn't actually have an address that the Royal Mail recognised as it was on a farm. Honestly it's just a mess and I don't want to …and more » More: continued here

ICONIC English store Harrods has been sold to the Qatar royal family, with owner Mohammed Al Fayed receiving $2.5 billion. More: continued here