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Juande Ramos knows his Tottenham Hotspur Football Club face a right Royal battle in the coming week or so. More: continued here

Royal Man revelled in the testing underfoot conditions with a bold front-running effort in the Martinstown Opportunity Handicap Chase at Leopardstown. More: continued here

LONDON: The centenary of the birth of James Bond creator Ian Fleming is to be marked next month with six extra-long UK stamps. Each stamp has been lengthened to show a number of different Bond novel covers, with first-class stamps featuring Casino Royale and Dr No, reports BBC quoting Royal …

Jeremy Warner's Outlook: Bankers look forward to mergers frenzyIndependent, UK –3 hours agoMost notable of these is Allan Leighton, who despite five gruelling years as chairman of Royal Mail has yet to receive any symbolic recognition for his … More: continued here

BANGALORE: Netor, Alcmene, Royal Ambassador and Wonder Smile shone when the horses were exercised here on Friday morning (Dec. 28). Outer sand: 800m: Bliss (Ghous), Stanza Starry (rb) 56.5, 600/43. They … More: continued here

The centenary of the birth of James Bond creator Ian Fleming is to be celebrated next month with six extra-long stamps, Royal Mail has confirmed. More: continued here

CUSTOMERS at a Cardiff post office will be left a little shaken, but not stirred, when a special guest arrives to help launch Royal Mail’s first stamps of the new year. More: continued here

BBC News ‘Bond’ gives his stamp of approvalic Wales, United Kingdom –8 hours agoCUSTOMERS at a Cardiff post office will be left a little shaken, but not stirred, when a special guest arrives to help launch Royal Mail’s first stamps of …UK to launch James Bond stampsRIA NovostiBond to receive stamp memorialInTheNews.co.ukOn …

LONDON, December 28 (RIA Novosti) – The U.K. will launch six extra-long stamps to mark the centenary since the birth of Ian Fleming, known as the creator of the world’s best known secret agent, James Bond, Royal Mail said Friday. More: continued here

An MP talks to Royal Mail managers in a bid to end a strike by staff at a Stoke-on-Trent sorting office. More: continued here