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The late Queen Mother began the long-standing tradition when her posy was left at the grave in 1923 after her wedding to the Duke of York, later George VI. More: continued here

HOPE not hate (blog) CWU members march in Stoke-on-Trent over fears for jobsBBC NewsMembers of the Communication Workers Union (CWU) have taken part in a protest march through the streets of Hanley over the potential loss of 400 Royal Mail jobs in Stoke-on-Trent. About 200 people demonstrated against the possible closure of the …Stoke-on-Trent stands…

With a playful smile and a tip of the helmet hundreds of officers opted for the ‘softy, softly’ approach to tame an estimated one million well-wishers. More: continued here

The party which was organised on Facebook turned violent after music was turned off. Police were pelted with bottles as thousands rioted in Kelvingrove Park, Glasgow. More: continued here

THE Royal Mail has been accused of letting down St John’s Wood residents after it announced plans to close its delivery office in Lodge Road and relocate to Kilburn. More: continued here

Bexhill Observer Royal Mail delivers such a sorry bunchBexhill Observer“It was bitterly disappointing for both her and her children, as family events are particularly important to Christine and she feels very let down by the Royal Mail.” The flowers had been despatched in good time by Charity Flowers Direct, … More: continued here

The royal wedding guest list includes many foreign dignitaries and members of British aristocracy, but some unexpected celebrities, personal aides, friends and exes will also be in attendence. More: continued here

The 650 VIP guests attending the afternoon reception at the palace enjoyed champagne, upmarket nibbles and wedding cake. More: continued here

Will and Kate’s nuptials strained some live stream providers but the Internet backbone escaped a record-setting online audience unbroken. More: continued here

Prince William and Kate Middleton married at Westminster Abbey on Friday in a sumptuous show of pageantry that attracted a huge world audience and breathed new life into the monarchy. More: continued here