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Mother gets back £100 mistakenly posted by childrenTelegraph.co.ukMs Lockett, of Hampstead, north London, feared that she would never see her money again but filled in a Royal Mail claim form for lost mail just in case. … More: continued here

Hundreds of soldiers prepared for the battlefields of Afghanistan in a major Army exercise on the vast expanse of the Brecon Beacons. Reporter Lisa Jones joined the 1st Battalion The Royal Welsh (The Royal Welch Fusiliers) as they get ready for deployment in October More: continued here

CAITHNESS postal services could be affected by strikes being carried out by the Communication Workers’ Union (CWU) over disputes with Royal Mail. More: continued here

Details of mail strike out soonNorthampton Chronicle & EchoRoyal Mail staff in Northamptonshire will announce details of industrial action in the next few days, after voting in favour of a strike. …and more » More: continued here

IT has been eight long days of almost continuous public outcry since Teoh Beng Hock was found dead on the fifth floor of Plaza Masalam in Shah Alam. So much has been said during this period, there has been a lot of nefarious speculation and very little constructive comments. More: …

Dexter Allen, a 55-year-old Corner Brook man, was charged under the Excise Act after 114,200 cigarettes and 400 grams of loose tobacco were mailed to his residence from Montreal. More: continued here

A ROYAL Commission is a government public inquiry into an issues and is usually set up to look into matters of great public interest and sometimes also controversial. More: continued here

Council replaces ‘overzealous’ parking wardens with Royal British Legion veterans More: continued here

AFTER hours of painstaking preparation and endless washing and grooming, Welsh Cobs and their handlers ended up splattered with mud, as they struggled to run around the main ring at the Royal Welsh Show yesterday. More: continued here

EVEN before the Royal Commission of Inquiry is set up, there are questions being raised about it. The first salvo was fired by DAP adviser Lim Kit Siang who described the commission as “falling short of public expectation, unsatisfactory and unacceptable”. More: continued here