[ad_1] Royal Mail managers are set to go on strike later this month in a dispute over plans to slash jobs and pay. Unite, their trade union, said the industrial action will impact the postal service across the UK “immediately”. It said more than 2,400 managers will be protesting against plans to cut up to…
[ad_1] Published: 12:00 PM July 9, 2022 Out of control dogs that bit people multiple times have been seized from their owners by Norfolk police. Notoriously aggressive breeds like Rottweiler and Staffordshire Bull Terrier were amongst 31 dogs seized in the last three years after being considered “dangerously out of control” as defined under the…
[ad_1] Defending champions the Netherlands open their Euro 2022 campaign against Sweden on Saturday. The Swedes are aiming to avoid another damaging defeat after previous losses to the Dutch in major tournaments. Here, the PA news agency looks ahead to Saturday’s action. Reigning champions looking to hit ground running Netherlands’ head coach Mark Parsons leads…
[ad_1] Hit-and-run postman left cyclist ‘for dead’ on rural Perthshire road CalendarAn icon of a desk calendar.CancelAn icon of a circle with a diagonal line across.CaretAn icon of a block arrow pointing to the right.EmailAn icon of a paper envelope.FacebookAn icon of the Facebook “f” mark.GoogleAn icon of the Google “G” mark.Linked InAn icon of…
[ad_1] The defence secretary has emerged as a frontrunner for the top job. But how has he voted on key issues? Following the ‘will he, won’t he resign’ political circus, the mainstream media has moved on to fevered speculation about Johnson’s successor. Jumping to front of the bookies’ favourite is defence secretary Ben Wallace, following…
[ad_1] The news that then-Princess Elizabeth would marry Philip Mountbatten was first announced to the world on July 9, 1947, during the reign of King George VI. They wed later that year, and the Queen and Prince Philip were happily married for 73 years until the Duke’s death in 2021. Widely regarded to be one…
[ad_1] Rishi Sunak’s bid for Number 10 is the top story on the front pages as the weekend begins. Mr Sunak’s declaration started a “scramble” and “race” for the job, according to the i and The Independent. I WEEKEND: Race is on: Sunak starts Tory leader scramble #TomorrowsPapersToday pic.twitter.com/K7K8wLoIl6 — Neil Henderson (@hendopolis) July 8,…
[ad_1] Three to buy Berkeley Group The Telegraph Investors and experts expect a housing-market bust after explosive price growth of 22% over the past two years. As a result, shares in London-focused Berkeley Group, which delivers 10% of London’s new private and affordable homes, have fallen by 22% since January. But the “severe imbalance” between…
[ad_1] The RAF has deployed fighter jets to Finland and Sweden, countries which recently applied to join Nato, for joint training exercises. It said the deployment was part of an “increased presence in the region” and were requested by the host nations. The UK signed mutual security assurance declarations with both countries in May. They…
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