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Nicholas Moore struggled to get out of bed in the morning so when he was running late at the end of his round he stashed the remaining mail away. More: continued here

stv.tv Men in court over alleged Aberdeen robbery bidAberdeen Evening ExpressThe court appearances came after an alleged attempted robbery at an Aberdeen bank and the alleged theft of a Royal Mail van. Jackson also faced another …Bank Raid: Two HeldistockAnalyst.com (press release)Two men due in court over Aberdeen Post Office …

Postman suspended over mail found in riverAyrshire PostHundreds of important documents were found floating in the water by furious Royal Mail chiefs. Now the postie, who works at the Ayr office, … More: continued here

'Send your Christmas cards now to avoid the mail strike'This is LondonThe Communication Workers Union said its forecast would be realised unless Royal Mail reached an agreement to resolve industrial action that has crippled … More: continued here

Labour conference calls for government intervention on Royal Mail…Marketing Direct"Only Labour can modernise Royal Mail as a public service," said Hayes. "The workforce remains ready to secure that success. All they need is the government … More: continued here

Mail fraudsters target the South WestYeovil Express“To avoid falling victim it's vital that people use the Royal Mail Redirection service for at least 12 months when they move to ensure important information …and more » More: continued here

Millions struggle to get to local post officeTelegraph.co.ukEarlier this week, speaking to the Labour party's conference in Brighton, Gordon Brown, the Prime Minister, pledged his support for allowing Royal Mail to … More: continued here

Labour delegates have backed calls for the government to take responsibility for Royal Mail’s pension deficit. More: continued here

The industry regulator plans to allow Royal Mail to impose inflation-busting increases. First class post would go up to 42p while second class would rise to 32p. More: continued here

BBC News Labour members back Mail actionBBC NewsLabour delegates have backed calls for the government to take responsibility for Royal Mail's pension deficit. The government had planned to take the £8bn …and more » More: continued here