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Daily Mail Royal Navy Commander found guilty of £53000 fraud to send children to boarding …Daily MailBy Daily Mail Reporter A Royal Navy Commander was today found guilty of defrauding almost £53000 from the armed forces so he could send his children to boarding school. Nuclear submarine expert Anthony Gray, …

Bristol-based nuclear submarine expert Anthony Gray, 49, pictured, made false representations to the Navy education authority to claim nine terms worth of school fees. More: continued here

Daily Mail Royal Navy Commander Anthony Gray found guilty of £53k fraudDaily MailBy Daily Mail Reporter A Royal Navy Commander was today found guilty of defrauding almost £53000 from the armed forces so he could send his children to boarding school. Nuclear submarine expert Anthony Gray, 49, made false representations …

Bristol-based nuclear submarine expert Anthony Gray, 49, pictured, made false representations to the Navy education authority to claim nine terms worth of school fees. More: continued here

Evidence has been found suggesting the News of the World paid a royal protection officer for contact details of senior members of the Royal Family, the BBC understands. More: continued here

Woman's upset at missing cardLedbury ReporterA WOMAN from Ledbury says she will not trust Royal Mail with important deliveries again after a card failed to reach her 82-year-old father for the second time. Janet Clarke, of Elmsdale Road, posted a father's day card to her dad Roy Moss, … More: …

»A woman has blasted Romford sorting office after she posted 10 invitations to a family event – and only one arrived intact. More: continued here

A petition to save two north Norfolk postal sorting offices is being continued by vigilant campaigners – despite Royal Mail’s U-turn over closure plans. More: continued here

Postal campaign on despite U-turnNorfolk Eastern Daily PressA petition to save two north Norfolk postal sorting offices is being continued by vigilant campaigners – despite Royal Mail's U-turn over closure plans. To send a link to this page to a friend, simply enter their … More: continued here

London, July 11 (ANI): British women will soon be allowed to serve on the country’s Royal Navy submarines for the first time, it has emerged. More: continued here