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Malmo Road delivery office will now open on Sundays, Royal Mail saysHull Daily MailOne of Hull's delivery offices is to open on Sundays from this weekend, the Royal Mail has announced. The organisation's Malmo Road office in east Hull will now be open between 11am and 3pm on Sundays. Royal Mail says the move has…
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[ad_1] The Duke of York is facing a renewed call to give up one of his last remaining major titles after agreeing to settle the civil sex assault claim against him for what is widely reported to be a multimillion-pound sum. Andrew, whose status as a member of the royal family was left in tatters…
[ad_1] … royal box. Charles and Camilla led the royal party sat in the shadow of the Queen Victoria Memorial who included the Princess Royal and her … [ad_2] Source link
[ad_1] The issue here is whether robodebt was a policy fiasco caused by poor implementation and incompetence, or more an example of policy malfeasance, whereby the previous government deliberately bypassed legislation, used technology of questionable accuracy, and ignored public service advice in order to pursue an ideological agenda. Labor believes it was the latter, and…
[ad_1] Royal Mail has issued a huge update as it launches an investigation over “counterfeit” stamps. Royal Mail has reportedly suspended fines for letters containing supposedly “counterfeit” stamps following complaints from people who bought them from reputable places. The Telegraph reports that Royal Mail has now reversed its decision to charge recipients as it investigates…