Wednesday, August 18th, 2010 12:29:00 HUA HIN: High above Thailand’s parched landscape the kingdom’s fleet of intrepid royal rainmakers work their meteorological wizardry. A squadron of 20 aircraft plunges through the clouds firing a cocktail of chemicals that they hope will provoke a downpour to alleviate the effects of drought on the country’s crucial agriculture sector. The annual cloud …
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expressandstar.com Extra £20m to help posties deliverMirror.co.ukROYAL Mail is spending an extra £20m to help posties beat the big freeze and deliver in time for Christmas. …Royal Mail recruiting more staffBBC NewsRoyal Mail to invest $31 mln to tackle cold weatherReutersRoyal Mail to invest £20 million in winter servicesInTheNews.co.ukFinanceNews.co.uk –Road Transport –myHermesall 29 news articles » More: continued…
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Mirror.co.uk How to get a FREE letter from Santa Claus to your children this ChristmasMirror.co.ukBut this year little ones are in for an extra festive treat – as the Royal Mail have teamed-up with the bearded present giver. If children send their letters to the address below they can get a personalised reply from the…