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Some papers benefited from the royal wedding – but the SNP surge did not help Scottish circulations Prithee, sirrah, did royal wedding frenzy help newspaper sales in April? Not on the Sun , down 1.2% month on month and more than 250,000 in a year. Nor on the Star , …

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In reply to A Right Royal Overcalculation : Royal executions used to have pageantry and drew big crowds. Jane Grey’s pulled in a big audience. They’ve fallen out of favour so I’ll settle for the divorces. More: continued here

ROYAL MAIL SOLD 'LOST' £10000 ART FOR £20Express.co.ukROYAL Mail bagged a cash windfall of £824000 last year by auctioning items that got “lost” in the post. The controversial practice has netted £3.2million over the past five years. One valuable work of art was sold for just £20. … More: continued …

The weapon was used to blast a hole in the bodywork of the vehicle in Blackpool, Lancashire. Army bomb disposal experts were called in to investigate. More: continued here

Royal Mail's£115k 'lost in post' Teesside billGazette LiveROYAL Mail has paid out more than £100000 in compensation for the loss, misdelivery and damage to parcels, packages and letters intended for Teesside customers. The figure covers the financial years 2008-09 and 2009-10, … More: continued here

NEWSPAPER is being celebrated in a unique set of stamps featuring ten top front pages More: continued here

Royal Mail is being lined up for a state-backed cash injection because of its deteriorating financial position, Whitehall documents disclose. More: continued here

Telegraph.co.uk Royal Mail set for new taxpayer cash injectionTelegraph.co.ukRoyal Mail is being lined up for a state-backed cash injection because of its deteriorating financial position, Whitehall documents disclose. By Christopher Hope, Whitehall Editor 6:00AM BST 14 May 2011 The news was contained in new Government business … More: continued here

NEWSPAPER is being celebrated in a unique set of stamps featuring ten top front pages More: continued here