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The Guardian Royal Mail shares expected to soar as Labour warns taxpayers short-changedThe GuardianInvestors in the Royal Mail selloff stand to generate an instant return of at least 12% on their investment if trading matches current speculation on grey markets, according to City experts. Labour has stepped up demands for the government to pull the…
[ad_1] Three to buy Focusrite Shares This audio specialist has been enjoying a lockdown boom. A world leader in the hardware and software used to record, mix and edit sound, Focusrite used to sell mainly to the music industry. Yet emerging demand from podcasting, game streaming and online education means that there is more opportunity…
City A.M. Royal Mail last posting dates for Christmas 2016 in the UK as Post Office workers set to strikeKent LiveA special postmark will be applied to UK stamped mail from Monday, December 13. It will say 'It's Christmas time! Last posting dates, First class: 21 December, Second class: 20 December'. A spokesman for Royal…
[ad_1] Royal Mail HQ (Image: International Distributions Services) Royal Mail is on the hunt for more than 170 temporary workers at its Croydon Mail Centre to manage the Christmas post. The seasonal positions will be available from late October through to early January 2024. The employment period also includes peak shopping days like Black Friday and Cyber…
[ad_1] The showbiz stars were out in full force on Sunday for one of the most esteemed events in the social calendar: the BAFTA 2022 Film Awards. Among those marking the stellar event was Lady Gaga, Emma Watson, Daisy Ridley and Salma Hayek, who made their respective marks on the red carpet at London’s Royal Albert Hall. …
[ad_1] The King’s Guard has left royal fans bemused yet again when they shouted ‘make way’ at a pair of pigeons blocking the pavement outside Buckingham Palace. The soldiers hilariously confronted the birds after they marched out of the palace gates, shouting at them as they walked forward. Their booming voices yelled ‘make way’ and…