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A dogs home, the Girl Guides and album covers will all be featured on new stamps being released in 2010, the Royal Mail revealed. Related Stories Susan Boyle in Japan for TV show Jade ‘most mourned on tribute site’ More like me, warns bomb suspect NHS ‘ignored parking charges’ Water …

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Homeless pets grace stampsStraits TimesIn February, the Royal Mail will celebrate the 100th birthday of Girl Guides and mark the 350th anniversary of the Royal Society, the world's oldest … More: continued here

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A dogs home, the Girl Guides and album covers will all be featured on new stamps being released in 2010, the Royal Mail revealed today. More: continued here

A PAIR of postmen discovered that they joined the army and, 33 years later, the Royal Mail, on exactly the same day. More: continued here

A dogs home, the Girl Guides and album covers will all be featured on new stamps being released in 2010, the Royal Mail revealed. More: continued here

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