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Firefighters have battled to contain a blaze at the Royal Marsden Hospital in London, one of the world’s leading cancer treatment centers. More: continued here

Bloomfield Township, Walled Lake, Royal Oak. More: continued here

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Staten Islanders will have the chance to help the less fortunate on Jan. 19, 20 and 21, when the New York City Coalition Against Hunger holds its fifth annual “Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Anti-Hunger Serve-a-Thon,” throughout the five boroughs. More: continued here

Virginia Tech starting senior linebacker Vince Hall is questionable for Thursday’s FedEx Orange Bowl against Kansas with a bruised left knee he injured Sunday at the team beach party. More: continued here

Woking News and Mail Post office back in businessWoking News and Mail, UK –3 hours agoA COMMUNITY is celebrating after getting its post office back — but there are still doubts over its long-term future. The St John’s post office in St John’s … More: continued here

Revenge on Boss: Sell Her iPod touch on eBayGizmodo.com –1 minute agoDoesn't this perpetrator know that eBay is a public auction site frequented by millions of people? He doesn't actually admit he stole this iPod, … More: continued here

One in, one out at CC post officeCharles City Press,  United States –5 hours agoWith John Schlump’s retirement as Charles City’s Postmaster effective tomorrow, the post office has welcomed Brenda Kellogg as the officer in charge. … More: continued here

Shares of less-than-truckload carriers fell Wednesday, as investors frowned on news of YRC Worldwide Inc.’s expected fourth-quarter impairment charges and an analyst’s downgrade of FedEx Corp. More: continued here

This 6ft tower of paper and cardboard is a year’s worth of junk mail delivered to just one house. Anne Cohen decided to collect the stack of bumph to show how companies are bombarding homeowners. Since January 1, 2007, she has jammed every piece shoved through her door on to …

An image of Peter Snell lunging across the finish line on a sheet of $2 stamps commemorating the 2004 Olympics garnered a $50,000 windfall for an Auckland woman. More: continued here