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David Marnane believes Victoria Cup winner Dandy Boy is still improving as he tackles the Desmond Stakes at Leopardstown on Thursday. The four-year-old was sent off favourite for the Royal Hunt Cup but his backers knew their fate early as he was drawn on the wrong side that day. More: …

Stamps celebrate 10th birthday of London EyeBBC NewsStamps celebrating 10 years of London Eye in the capital have been released by the Royal Mail. The London Eye Commemorative Sheet features 10 big … More: continued here

Inverness Airport extends openingAberdeen Press and JournalInverness Airport is extending its hours of operation from early October to accommodate Royal Mail flights for the first time. … More: continued here

Work at Royal Mail sorting office in Crewe to finish for goodCrewe ChronicleRoyal Mail wants to shift all operations to its Warrington base. The company has said the take-up in voluntary redundancies means no compulsory action will … More: continued here

FRONT ROYAL — Charges against a Harrisonburg man who police said had illegal substances on him during an April traffic stop have been sent to a grand jury. More: continued here

UBS/Royal MailFinancial NewsWhether you want access to all the day's news fast, breaking analysis of the events, a considered view of trends, expert commentary and analysis or … More: continued here

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Ex-Royal Callaspo comfortable in Anaheim More: continued here

Daily Mail DEAR MARGARET: Must I pay for pension error made 22 years ago?Daily MailIn May, I used Royal Mail's Special Delivery service to send some Roman coins to a numismatic colleague in Bournemouth. On arrival, a scarce small bronze … More: continued here

We're all in it together? Company bosses enjoy £500000 pay increasesIndependentThe CWU says it has fought hard for "very modest pay rises in companies like Royal Mail, BT and O2 over the last year, at a time when bosses like former …and more » More: continued here