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Prince William was awarded his first major royal honour yesterday when the Queen appointed him a garter knight. Founded by Edward III in 1348, the Order of the Garter is the most senior and the oldest British Order of Chivalry and is one of the few honours in the Queen’s …

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PRINCE William, not John Howard, will receive one of Britain’s highest and oldest honours tonight – being made a Royal Knight of the Garter. More: continued here

A VITAL post sorting office which has served the community for decades is facing the axe by Royal Mail. (22/04/2008) More: continued here

PRINCE William, not John Howard, will receive one of Britain’s highest and oldest honours tonight – being made a Royal Knight of the Garter. More: continued here

TNT 'bigger brand than Royal Mail'PrecisionMarketing, UK –11 minutes agoTNT Post has been ranked ahead of rival postal services provider Royal Mail in a recent YouGov survey to determine the UK ’s strongest business-to-business … More: continued here

STAUNCH monarchist John Howard has been passed over for a Royal knighthood, which has instead gone to Prince William and other British aristocrats. More: continued here

A new documentary outs Kerry Packer as a “sugar daddy” of Heather Mills when the ex-wife of Beatle Paul McCartney was working as a high-class call girl, according to London’s Daily Mail. More: continued here

Assault follows prang in car parkNorth Devon Gazette & Advertiser, UK –11 hours agoThe victim was parking his car in the Pill car park, by the Royal Mail sorting office, when he collided with another vehicle. The driver of this second … More: continued here

Eco News In BriefNews Shopper, UK –8 hours agoRoyal Mail has launched a new series of stamps featuring 10 endangered species of British insects. The photos are from the Natural History Museum's … More: continued here