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AN MP is calling for an end to a postcode lottery which puts part of his constituency in a high-risk area for insurance. More: continued here

A Steiff dog exactly like this one sold for $395 at Christie’s. More: continued here

The world’s richest and most powerful cricket board is being sued. By one of its franchisees, no less. The Rajasthan Royals has filed a suit against the BCCI claiming losses amounting to a whopping Rs 120 crore for damage to its reputation, sponsors and legal fees. More: continued here

LONDON (AP) — Royal bride-to-be Kate Middleton has reportedly received some wedding advice over lunch from Camilla, her future stepmother-in-law. More: continued here

'Vindicated' Southport postman wins his job back after being sacked for not …Southport VisiterDad-of-two David Smith was sacked by Royal Mail in May 2009 after 17 years delivering mail across Southport. After a lengthy appeal he is now to be … More: continued here

shropshirestar.com Letter: Don't call postmen and women lazyshropshirestar.comI applaud her husband and all others who tried and succeeded during the recent poor weather, but as a Royal Mail employee I take exception to the “unlike … More: continued here

"Underhanded" Royal Mail closes delivery officemyHermesA councillor in Herefordshire has spoken out about the "underhanded" way Royal Mail have closed a local parcel delivery office. …Post office announces it is close depotLedbury Reporterall 2 news articles » More: continued here

A bomb is found during a security alert at the Royal Mail sorting office in Belfast’s Tomb Street. More: continued here

Former policeman blasts Royal MailmyHermesA former policeman in Belfast has blasted Royal Mail after finding a parcel sent to him had been tampered with. He claims documents containing sensitive …Object sparks Belfast alertBBC NewsViable Device Found In Belfast Mail OfficeBuild.ieDevice found at postal sorting officeU.TVBelfast Telegraphall 7 news articles » More: …

A new Scotland Yard investigation shows more evidence that widespread voicemail hacking occured, potentially implicating ‘all’ newspapers, according to the former UK deputy prime minister. More: continued here