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Shorts row ends in police escortBBC News, UK –1 hour agoThe employee at a Royal Mail sorting office in Northampton is thought to have been wearing non-Royal Mail issue blue shorts when he arrived at work. … More: continued here

Nelson man in court over alleged eBay scamBurnley Citizen, UK –2 hours agoBy Peter Magill A SUSPECTED eBay scammer is set to appear in court after allegedly conning more than 1600 customers on the internet auction website. … More: continued here

Columnist Britain’s Prince William created quite a “buzz” around the Tight Little Island last week. He got a new toy. Well, it’s not really a toy but when you are likely to be a King of England someday, I guess you can play with most anything you want to play …

Stamps Select NewmanOurSports Central (press release), WI –4 minutes ago"Coming into the draft, Jesse was a player we really wanted," said Stamps head coach/general manager John Hufnagel. "He's a four-year starter at left tackle … More: continued here

The Delhi Daredevils moved into second place in the Indian Premier League following a 10-run win against bottom-of-the-table Bangalore Royal Challengers on Wednesday. More: continued here

Write Where I Belong — Canada's postage stamps worth writing home …The Suburban, Canada –13 minutes agoI collected stamps when I was a teenager. Philately is still taken seriously worldwide, but stamp collecting was a hobby that I lost interest in after only … More: continued here

Dinah Greek, Computeract!ve , Wednesday 30 April 2008 at 16:42:00 Online auction site accuses Government of hypocrisy Ebay has told the Government that instead of penalising people who want to resell unwanted event tickets it should clamp down on freebies for “VIPs and corporate bigwigs”…. >  Read the full article …

Workers at the post office branch at the University of Notre Dame had a brief scare Wednesday morning when a package appeared to be leaking. More: continued here

FedEx Corp. announced Wednesday it will donate $1 million to Teach For America over the next four years. (FDX) More: continued here

WASHINGTON, April 30 (UPI) — U.S. senators in Washington have sidestepped a rule that would allow FedEx workers greater access to unions, policy observers said. More: continued here