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A member of the British royal family fell prey to an attempt at entrapment in a gay sex blackmail scandal, a London jury has heard. More: continued here

Two men have tried to blackmail a member of the British royal family with an audio recording featuring claims he had performed a gay sex act on an employee, a court was told. More: continued here

Hell Mail Royal Mail To Explain Quality Of Service FailingsHell Mail, UK –2 hours agoRoyal Mail is to explain to Postcomm, the UK postal regulator next month, exactly why it failed on quality of service targets in the past year. …Royal Mail – Five Nominations In World Mail AwardsHell Mailall 5 news …

April 15 (Bloomberg) — Two men sought 50,000 pounds ($98,000) in exchange for tapes discussing a gay sex act involving a member of the British royal family, prosecutors told a court today. More: continued here

Two men tried to blackmail a member of the Royal Family with recordings containing gay sex claims, a court hears. More: continued here

A former Royal Mail sorting office in Heanor has been sold to a …Ripley Today, UK –3 hours agoThe closure of the sorting office last year led to uproar from Royal Mail employees, town councillors, local shopkeepers and Amber Valley MP Judy Mallaber … More: continued here

Pete Sampras will be back in action in London this winter after announcing today he is to play in the BlackRock Masters tournament at the Royal Albert Hall. More: continued here

Bangalore: South Africans Jacques Kallis and Mark Boucher emphasised that Royal Challengers Bangalore will test the other teams in the forthcoming DLF Indian Premier League tournament. Reacting to a query on the perception that Royal … More: continued here

Two men tried to blackmail a member of the royal family with an audio recording featuring claims that he had performed a gay sex act at a party, a court was told on Tuesday. More: continued here

April 15 (Bloomberg) — Royal Bank of Canada and Toronto- Dominion Bank are among the Canadian banks increasing corporate lending as foreign banks retreat because of weakening balance sheets, the Globe and Mail reported. More: continued here