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Hell Mail Hayes – Postcomm Failure Pushing Royal Mail Into PrivatisationHell Mail, UK –2 minutes agoLeader of the Communication Workers Union, Billy Hayes, accuses Postcomm of failure and for creating a financial crisis that is driving Royal Mail closer to … More: continued here

AMSTERDAM: Royal Philips Electronics has reached an agreement to acquire India-based Alpha X-Ray Technologies. Alpha is a leading manufacturer of cardiovascular X-Ray systems targeting the economy segment of the Indian market. Upon … More: continued here

Hurricane Ike pounded Cuba with 120 mile per hour winds, torrential rains and massive waves that flooded coastal towns today. More: continued here

Kent Online Kent – the most popular place to live in the UKKent Online, United Kingdom –5 hours agoKent topped a chart as the most popular county to move to in the UK, according to the Royal Mail’s Home Movers Barometer. West-Sussex was the second …Devon is so popularMid Devon Starall 2 …

BANGALORE: Chimerique and Kiara excelled when the horses were exercised here on Monday morning (Sept. 8). Inner sand: 800m: Royal Player (Praveen) 54, 600/41.5. Moved on the bit. Pied Piper (rb) 56, 600/41.5. … More: continued here

Many Yalies know that New Haven made the first pizza, but many don’t know that it was also home to the first lollipop, corkscrew, fire-sprinkler system and pay phone. More: continued here

MSP launches drive to save post officeScotsman, United Kingdom –2 hours agoA Royal Mail representative will be available to speak to local residents and answer questions about the proposed closure. Mr Pringle said a good turnout … More: continued here

Fraudsters solicit £3.5bn a year from Britons but less than one in 20 victims report the cons More: continued here

Todd Shaffer has come alive in the last week, prospering at Port Royal Speedway as the season closes there. The Millerstown sprint veteran started on the pole of the annual Labor Day Classic at Port Royal last Monday and had the field covered for a $3,000 payday. More: continued here

A persistent nosebleed convinced Canada’s Foreign Affairs Minister David Emerson to retire from politics, media said Sunday, as his boss Prime Minister Stephen Harper announced snap elections. More: continued here