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Junior – Royal Ascot winner. Seb Sanders gave Junior one of the rides of the season to make every yard of the running in the Ascot Stakes at the Royal meeting. More: continued here

Britain’s royal brothers were a bit nervous when game wardens asked them to hold an 8.5 foot (2.6 meter) African rock python. Great Britain – Ministry of Defence – Royal Navy – Horse racing – Royal Mail More: continued here

Enjoy extra onboard perks on select seven or nine night Royal Caribbean cruise sailings. More: continued here

Roger Kearney to be sentenced for the murder of Paula PooltonDaily EchoRoyal Mail worker Roger Kearney, 57, faces a life sentence for the murder of Saints steward Paula Poolton, below. He is due to appear at the Royal Courts of …and more » More: continued here

Grantham Today Writing postman has penned his first novelGrantham TodayDavid York, 47, of Derwent Road, Grantham, works for Royal Mail and has just published his first book – Roman Gold, The Legacy of Quintus. … More: continued here

expressandstar.com Bungling drug dealer jailed for five yearsexpressandstar.comA bungling drug dealer caught when Royal Mail staff smelled cannabis from a parcel has been jailed for five years. More than £8000 worth of crack cocaine … More: continued here

Front Royal police survey the scene of a two-vehicle crash that send one woman to Warren Memorial Hospital with non-life threatening injuries Monday afternoon. The crash occurred around 2 p.m. at Stonewall Drive and Easterly Street. No further information was available from police. Rich Cooley/Daily More: continued here

Roger Kearney will be sentenced for the murder of Paula Poolton on ThursdayDaily EchoRoyal Mail worker Roger Kearney, 57, faces a life sentence for the murder of Saints steward Paula Poolton, below. He is due to appear at the Old Bailey in …and more » More: continued here

FRONT ROYAL — Court proceedings have been delayed until next month for an Alexandria man who is charged with committing grand larceny last May. More: continued here

Dr David Connell of the Burton Constable Foundation was at the launch of the Royal Mail’s latest special stamps, the fourth in its Kings and Queens series celebrating the More: continued here