Royal Mail

guardian.co.uk Mail row 'makes sell-off harder'BBC News, UKThe row over plans to part-privatise the Royal Mail is making it harder to find a firm to buy a stake, Business Secretary Lord Mandelson has admitted. He criticised the "shrill" nature of the debate and union "propaganda" that "foreigners" would own …Dutch Frontrunner …

Despite the scale of backbench opposition in the Commons, this is not necessarily something Labour MPs and peers will go to the grave for Next week it will fall to Labour peers in the House of Lords to fight the fight begun by Labour MPs to oppose Lord Mandelson’s part-privatisation …

Labour peers yesterday vowed to fight a Royal Mail sale “every step of the way”. More: continued here

As the government continues taking its Royal Mail reforms through Parliament, an ePolitix.com survey shows hostility to the plans. More: continued here

The Royal Mail is being accused of ingratitude after criticising a man who stopped a 2-tonne runaway post van from careering over a busy main road. More: continued here

Businesses urged to 'study' when using direct mail marketingBusiness Strata – Business News, UKMr Bird's advice on direct mail has come after Royal Mail officially launched its new resource for the industry. The Mail Media Centre website includes examples of ways businesses can improve the creative content of their direct marketing, …

BBC News Warning to 'shrill' mail criticsBBC News, UKThe row over the government's plans to part-privatise Royal Mail could make it harder to attract a partner, Business Secretary Lord Mandelson said. He told peers it was now "balance sheet insolvent" but ministers believed it could have a profitable … More: continued …

Injured have-a-go hero ‘victim of his own misfortune’ The Royal Mail has taken a less than grateful attitude towards a Bristol man who prevented a runaway post van “careering over a busy main road”, as the Times puts it.… More: continued here

The row over plans to part-privatise the Royal Mail makes it harder to find a private partner, Lord Mandelson admits. More: continued here

The Royal Mail has been forced to apologise after they told a man who was hurt as he tried to stop an out of control post van he was not entitled to compensation as his injuries were his own fault. More: continued here