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The Guardian Andy Burnham launches blitz on 'metropolitan elite'The Guardian… unions by embracing a new campaign by the Communication Workers Union (CWU) against coalition threats to privatise the Royal Mail in part or in whole. …and more » More: continued here

Companies are marketing $3.5 billion of debt in the U.S. as relative yields on corporate debt reflect growing risk that the economic recovery will stall. More: continued here

The Government has been urged to drop Royal Mail privatisation plans after a new survey showed that most people wanted the postal service to remain publicly-owned. More: continued here

Keep postal service public – votersThe Press AssociationThe Government has been urged to drop Royal Mail privatisation plans after a new survey showed that most people wanted the postal service to remain … More: continued here

CMA poll reveals concern that growing costs will spark big tax hikes and an inability of aging seniors to afford care More: continued here

Why marketing should be touchy feelyMarketing WeekMark Thomson, media director at Royal Mail, argues that neuroscience should play an important role when planning an integrated campaign. … More: continued here

Liverpool post mark to die out when city's sorting office closesLiverpool EchoRoyal Mail today confirmed to the ECHO it has no plans to save the mark and rebuffed suggestions it could segregate mail from the city so it could be marked … More: continued here

Labour hopeful Ed Miliband at protestSunderland EchoPostal workers held a protest urging the public to help fight against any privatisation of Royal Mail. Members of the Communications Workers Union (CWU) … More: continued here

Monday, August 23rd, 2010 11:30:00 TAKE a whole new look into the world of Sting as he embarks on another musical project, remaking past hits of himself and his former band, The Police. The twist that he offers this time to fans, is that the songs are backed by the …

Former Cabinet Minister and Labour leadership contenderMirror.co.ukThe case for privatising or selling off parts of the Royal Mail has not been made. With the economy so uncertain it's unlikely to fetch a fair price and the … More: continued here