Royal Mail

Investigation exposes Royal Mail failuresParcel2GoOne in six Christmas cards sent through Royal Mail fail to arrive at their destination, a new investigation has found. An expose by the People newspaper … More: continued here

PETALING JAYA: The Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) possibly ended up buying parts and components from a jet engine that went missing from its base two years ago and was subsequently sold abroad. More: continued here

Royal Mail staff 'sacked for stealing from parcels'Parcel2GoMore than 25 Royal Mail staff were recently given the sack from Scotland's largest sorting office for stealing items from parcels, an undercover report has … More: continued here

Don't give identity thieves an early Christmas presentAberdeen Press and JournalIf you are going away for the Christmas period, contact Royal Mail and arrange for them to hold your mail for you so it doesn't end up in the wrong hands. … More: continued here

Now that really was a case of snail mailWalesOnlineA Royal Mail spokesman said: “It is a mystery why this letter took so long to reach its intended destination. “It could have been an accidental mis-delivery … More: continued here

UNKNOWN women sneaked into royal ward. CCTV camera covered with newspaper. Shoving and assault threat by police personnel on royal bodyguards. Singapore police say reports lodged; investigations under way. More: continued here

World DiaryFinancial TimesThis is the last day for posting first-class mail in the UK for which the Royal Mail can guarantee delivery by Christmas. Solstice day brings the shortest …and more » More: continued here

LONDON (SHARECAST) – Royal Dutch Shell , the oil giant, has launched a shake-up of its controversial operations in Nigeria by offering oilfields valued at up to $5bn (£3.1bn) for sale. More: continued here

Royal mailguardian.co.ukYour front-page article (17 December) is far too critical of Prince Charles's letter writing. Surely it's a positive thing that he continues to engage in … More: continued here

It’s the busiest time of the year for Moya Greene, chief executive of Canada Post Corp. As Christmas draws near, her employees are sorting through more than 60 million pieces of mail, parcels and mes… More: continued here