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Business secretary Lord Peter Mandelson has warned that prolonged strike action by Royal Mail members could force the Department for Health and NHS Trusts to look elsewhere for its delivery services. More: continued here

The Royal Mail has made an eleventh hour plea to union leaders not to go ahead with planned postal strikes. More: continued here

Striking unions claim Mandelson is seeking revenge over privatisationScotsmanBy Gerri Peev POSTAL services across Britain will be crippled for two days from today after Royal Mail staff decided to strike, with unions blaming Business … More: continued here

The action will take place from midnight and also on Friday. More strikes are planned in the future. The Communication Workers Union claimed the Government and Royal Mail were working together to pre… More: continued here

Gordon Brown’s “appalling display of weakness” in not privatising Royal Mail has triggered the upcoming strike, David Cameron said today. More: continued here

The Royal Mail has lost out on a £8m contract to a private firm, delivering a fresh blow to the company as it braces for a national strike. More: continued here

Telegraph.co.uk Britain's Mail Service Workers to StrikeFOXNewsLONDON — A national postal strike is to begin within hours, crippling mail deliveries across Britain. It comes after the Royal Mail and union bosses failed …Royal Mail strike to create three week backlogguardian.co.ukRoyal Mail Strike. Where is Adam Crozier?Wall Street Journal (blog)SNP accused …

Royal Mail, Dunkeld to close earlyWeekly Times Now… Cup races on November 14 will have to find somewhere else to kick-on afterwards because the town's only pub, the swanky Royal Mail, will close at 3pm. … More: continued here

UK mail on national strike soonStraits TimesLONDON – BRITAIN'S mail service will be disrupted on Thursday and Friday after the union representing Royal Mail workers said a 48-hour national strike …and more » More: continued here

SNP ministers have been accused of “utter hypocrisy” after awarding a multimillion pound postal contract to a private company instead of the Royal Mail. More: continued here