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The Queen welcomed home her first Royal Ascot winner for nine years as Free Agent set out his Classic claims for 2009 in the Chesham Stakes. Trainer Richard Hannon nominated the Derby as next year’s big target for the juvenile, who made it two wins from two starts under Richard …

Racegoers poured into Ascot for the final day of the Royal meeting to set a new record crowd figure for the final afternoon of the fixture. More: continued here

Canada Stocks Decline, Led by Royal Bank, Research In MotionBloomberg –17 hours agoResearch In Motion Ltd. fell from a record after Wi-Lan Inc. said that it sued the maker of the Blackberry e-mail phones over wireless patents. … More: continued here

It was hats off to The Queen as Free Agent won the opening race on the final day of Royal Ascot. More: continued here

Firm cleans up with awardsHuddersfield Examiner, UK –2 hours agoReferring to the award from Royal Mail CCL operations director Karl Bell said: “We are extremely proud to have achieved gold supplier status. … More: continued here

London, June 21 : Prince William and Kate Middleton might have seen many ups and downs in their relationship, but insiders say that the latter has been given official status within the Royal Family – that of Girlfriend, with a capital G. More: continued here

For the second straight Tuesday, the Front Royal Cardinals found a way to pull out an exciting late inning home win at Bing Crosby Stadium. More: continued here

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stv.tv Nigeria 'shock' after oil attackBBC News, UK –6 hours agoThe attack on the Royal Dutch Shell facility stopped about 10% of Nigeria's oil production. Shell also said the militants had damaged equipment. …Oil Field Operation Suspended After Attack by Nigerian RebelsNew York TimesNigeria: Shell Stops Producing 200000 Barrels – After Militants …

Inner-city Post Offices at riskBirminghamMail.net, UK –Jun 19, 2008The Royal Mail’s latest round of cuts will centre on branches in deprived inner-city areas, a leading regional Communication Workers Union official said … More: continued here