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Royal Mail insists it is continuing to give first class mail priority over second class at all times after it was reported that it had stopped doing so on Saturdays. More: continued here

stv.tv The Business Matrix: Saturday 29 October 2011The IndependentThe Royal Mail has received more than 80000 applications for 18000 seasonal Christmas jobs. The number of applications is 10000 more than last year, although the Royal Mail is still looking for more seasonal workers in several areas, including Watford, …Trial will …

Press TV UK unemployed deluge Royal MailPress TVBritain's Royal Mail has received over 80000 applications for 18000 seasonal vacancies, further indicating the deep-rooted problem of unemployment in Britain. Government-owned postal service Royal Mail's being inundated with applications for part-time … More: continued here

Scotsman 80000 apply for just 12000 jobs at Royal Mail over ChristmasScotsmanA Royal Mail worker displays mail addressed to Santa Claus at the St Rollox sorting office in Glasgow. Photo: Jeff J Mitchell A RECORD number of people have applied for seasonal Christmas jobs delivering the mail this year. The …

Reuters UK CVC makes 4 bln stg offer for RBS insurance-reportReutersLONDON Oct 30 (Reuters) – Private equity group CVC Capital Partners has made an offer for the insurance arm of Royal Bank of Scotland for about 4 billion pounds ($6.5 billion), the Mail on Sunday reported. RBS Insurance (RBSI), Britain's …

Confidential documents leaked to The Mail on Sunday reveal that the postal service has stopped giving priority to first-class letters and packages posted on Saturdays. More: continued here

Disabled woman has her car seized after row with councilKingston GuardianWhen she told bailiffs she had no record of the ticket she was advised to “take it up with Royal Mail”. She was ordered to pay up but refused because she feared she was being scammed – but 10 days …

Royal Mail strongly denies reports it has stopped giving first class mail priority over second class deliveries on Saturdays. More: continued here

Royal Mail has insisted it is continuing to give first class letters priority over second class at all times after it was reported that it had stopped doing so on Saturdays. More: continued here

Royal Mail insists it is continuing to give first class mail priority over second class at all times after it was reported that it had stopped doing so on Saturdays. More: continued here