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Lord Mandelson’s controversial plan to sell a stake in the Royal Mail has been delayed, it emerged today. More: continued here
Lord Mandelson’s controversial plan to sell a stake in the Royal Mail has been delayed, it emerged today. More: continued here
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Plans to inject capital into Royal Mail that would avoid the need to sell part of the postal group have been discussed by senior Labour MPs and ministers in recent weeks, The Times has learnt. More: continued here
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Labour MPs and ministers discuss scheme to avoid Royal Mail sell-offTimes OnlinePlans to inject capital into Royal Mail that would avoid the need to sell part of the postal group have been discussed by senior Labour MPs and ministers in …and more » More: continued here
MORE than 100 tickets for Sunday’s top-of-the-table clash between Geelong and St Kilda are up for sale on eBay. More: continued here
The planned part-privatisation of Royal Mail is likely to be delayed, Business Secretary Peter Mandelson said on Monday, amid strong political opposition to the scheme. More: continued here
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Lord Mandelson refused on monday to commit to part-privatising Royal Mail before the general election, as David Cameron accused Gordon Brown of having “bottled” the politically contentious sale. More: continued here