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Families of East Anglian soldiers fighting on the frontline in Afghanistan fear that Christmas mail will not reach loved ones due to a backlog in the postal system. More: continued here

FRONT ROYAL — Despite a recent surge in absences, Warren County Public School officials have no confirmation that the H1N1 influenza virus is to blame. More: continued here

Royal Mail rival UK Mail boosts profitsMarketing DirectGuy Buswell, UK Mail chief executive, said recent postal strikes had not meant a boost in the volume of letters it handled, as the firm relies on Royal Mail…UK Mail wins clients following Royal Mail strikesRoad TransportUK Mail Hit By RecessionHell Mailall 3 …

Scalby stamp their class on Royal MailScarborough TodayBy Staff Copy Royal Mail came up against first-class opponents in their division two clash and were also missing key players. The Scalby trio of William … More: continued here

Soldiers' mail may not reach AfghanistanNorfolk Eastern Daily PressA spokesman said that the enduring families' free mail service – which is paid for by the Royal Mail and the MoD – is only intended for the use of the close … More: continued here

Bodybuilder takes a swipe at Royal MailHelensburgh AdvertiserIncluded with the mail, which arrived last Wednesday despite being postmarked May 20, was a letter of apology from the Royal Mail, along with a membership … More: continued here

Customer accuses Royal Mail of wasting moneyParcel2GoA member of the public has accused Royal Mail of wasting money after the company sent him a Christmas card. Ted Page, a retired probation services officer … More: continued here

Comedian backs down after tirade about the Queen sent British blood boiling. More: continued here

Well, this sucks. As I’m in the UK, I’m yet to receive my copy of Left 4 Dead 2 (hurrrry up, Royal Mail), but already people are complaining about an enemy feared by every gamer: lag. BOYCOTT!! Specifically, it seems to be happening in the Xbox 360 version of the …

UK Mail lifts profitsFinancial Times… had seen some uplift in business in recent weeks during the period of postal strikes as consumers sought alternatives to Royal Mail's service. More: continued here