John Varvatos, Thom Browne, Sean John, Shipley & Halmos As Fashion Week drew to a close here, it became evident that the issues of class, status and references to all things royal that began on the runways of the European men’s shows also were influencing men’s wear on this side …
Read More »Obituaries in the news (Boston Globe)
Fra Andrew Bertie, a descendant of Britain’s royal Stuart family who was grand master of the Knights of Malta, has died, the ancient lay Roman Catholic order said. He was 78. More: continued here
Read More »WEBB CLAIMS SHARE OF LEAD (Sporting Life)
Australian Open champion Karrie Webb climbed into a share of the lead at the ANZ Ladies Masters after the second round at Royal Pines Resort in Australia. More: continued here
Read More »Post union hopeful over closure (BBC News)
Union leaders try to persuade Royal Mail to keep postal sorting in Coventry once its office closes in the spring. More: continued here
Read More »Missing mail finally arrives – Basingstoke Gazette
Missing mail finally arrivesBasingstoke Gazette, UK –4 hours agoMrs Donaldson said she plans to write to the chief executive of Royal Mail to demand an apology and some appropriate compensation. Peter Jones, of Pack Lane … More: continued here
Read More »McDOWELL TARGETS TOP 50 RANKING (Sporting Life)
Northern Ireland’s Graeme McDowell has won the Royal Trophy, Seve Trophy, Walker Cup and Palmer Cup and is confident his recent run of consistent form can thrust him into Nick Faldo’s mind for the ultimate team showdown at Valhalla in September. More: continued here
Read More »Deborah Orr: Don’t be fooled… the archbishop wants to beat extremists at their own game (Independent)
As he summed up his controversy-igniting lecture on sharia in Britain at London’s Royal Courts of Justice this week, the Archbishop of Canterbury warned that “if we are to think intelligently about the relations between Islam and British law, we need a fair amount of ‘deconstruction’ of crude oppositions and …
Read More »Writing to this column saved a debt-burdened reader £21000 – Telegraph.co.uk
Writing to this column saved a debt-burdened reader £21000Telegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom –2 hours agoThis letter arrived in a very tattered state along with an apologetic missive from Royal Mail. The culprits, it explained, were snails. … More: continued here
Read More »The Royal Yachting Association (Royal Yachting Association)
For those who underestimate how onerous legislation can get for boaters, without bodies like the RYA fighting against it, we’ve just received a horror story from the Southern hemisphere. More: continued here
Read More »Top-level talks in Coventry’s sorting office row (Coventry Evening Telegraph)
THE future of the Bishop Street sorting depot in Coventry will be discussed at a meeting with Royal Mail chiefs today. More: continued here
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