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PUTRAJAYA: Lawyer Datuk V.K.Lingam wants the Court of Appeal to review the Royal Commission of Inquiry’s findings that he had committed criminal misbehaviour which he said was a grave attack on his reputation. More: continued here

The Liverpool postmark is to be replaced by Warrington’s after a depot move, bringing an end to 300 years of postal history. More: continued here

End of era for Liverpool postmark after depot moveBBC NewsBritain's second oldest postmark, that of Liverpool, is soon to disappear from most mail posted from the city. The Royal Mail will close its last Liverpool …Liverpool post mark to die out when city's sorting office closesLiverpool Echoall 3 news articles » …

Government reponds to 'keep posties on bikes' petitionBike BizIn March, BikeBiz reported on the Royal Mail's plans to scrap the vast majority of bikes used for deliveries, with the postal service then citing 'safety …and more » More: continued here

Harbour city keeps its hegemony in Gourmet awardsThe AustralianGoing bush, it seems chef Dan Hunter's growing international reputation and a continued commitment to the restaurant's direction will make the Royal Mail at …Melbourne eatery named Australia's bestSydney Morning Heraldall 7 news articles » More: continued here

All roads lead to the totesport.com Cambridgeshire for York winner Ransom Note. The Barry Hills-trained three-year-old supplemented his vast gains in the Britannia at Royal Ascot with a similarly striking success in last Thursday’s Goddard Stakes. More: continued here

Tony Blair , the U.K. prime minister from 1997 to 2007, has started an investment firm, regulatory filings show. More: continued here

It’s good to be queen and, as of this weekend, Maritza Nuñez-Pereda is rocking the crown. Nuñez-Pereda was named the Queen of the Fair Oaks Festival this weekend, a distinction that comes with scholarship money to help with her plans of becoming a lawyer. More: continued here

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