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A POSTMAN discarded over 2,500 items of “junk mail” in order to carry on working, a court heard. More: continued here

guardian.co.uk Postal strike mail backlog could take a week to clearMirror.co.ukRoyal Mail insisted that 90 per cent of posties worked normally. A spokesman said: "Only 20 Royal Mail offices outside London, out of 1600 nationally, …Postal staff set to strike againBBC NewsPost walkout set to tripleTelegraph.co.ukUK Public Unions Step Up …

BBC News World's oldest man, WWI veteran diesThe Associated PressHe was the last surviving original member of the Royal Air Force, which was formed in 1918. He made it a personal crusade to talk about a conflict that …World's oldest man, WWI veteran diesColumbus Ledger-Enquirerall 842 news articles » More: continued …

A POSTMAN discarded over 2,500 items of “junk mail” in order to carry on working, a court heard. More: continued here

Sky News Can Unions Force A Royal Mail Bailout?Sky NewsRoyal Mail must modernise its operations and focus on profitable niches if it is to survive in this increasingly competitive postal market. …and more » More: continued here

THE Royal Mail said key postal services in the Capital were maintained yesterday despite a 24-hour strike. More: continued here

Postal delays caused by yesterday’s 24-hour walkout at Royal Mail could last until the end of next week, the strike union has warned. More: continued here

Postal workers' threat of summer of discontentCoventry TelegraphProtesters have accused Royal Mail of refusing to negotiate over pay and conditions despite making a £320 million profit last year. … More: continued here

Postman dumped mail to save jobGazetteLiveMr Gumsley said: “He had been too embarrassed and too proud to tell the Royal Mail of his difficulty. He wanted to carry on as long as he could. … More: continued here

Londonist Post Strike Could Cause Mail Chaos For A WeekLondonistAs always, a full service summary is available at the Royal Mail website. That predicted summer of strikes may have just taken another step forward. … More: continued here