Princess Charlene of Monaco puts on united front with Albert in Monte Carlo after Palace’s money man claimed he sought out ‘bachelor pad’ for the Prince a year into their marriage

Princess Charlene put on a united front with Prince Albert at the Monte Carlo Television Festival on Tuesday evening amid allegations that her husband had a ‘discreet bachelor pad’ set up shortly after they wed.  The royal mother-of-two, 47, channelled her late-mother-in-law Grace Kelly as she stepped out in a sky blue …

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Parcel Logistics Market Is Going to Boom

Parcel Logistics Market HTF Market Insights just released the Global Parcel Logistics Market Study, a comprehensive analysis of the market that spans more than 143+ pages and describes the product and industry scope as well as the market prognosis and status for 2025-2032. The marketization process is being accelerated by …

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Plans to demolish turbine hall at Sellafield site

Ian Duncan Local Democracy Reporting Service BBC The former Calder Hall nuclear power stations sits on the Sellafield site in West Cumbria Proposals to demolish a building that was once part of the world’s first full-scale nuclear power station have been submitted. Cumberland Council is considering plans to pull down …

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International Courier, Express, And Parcel Market Is Booming So

International Courier, Express, And Parcel Market HTF MI just released the Global International Courier, Express, And Parcel Market Study, a comprehensive analysis of the market that spans more than 143+ pages and describes the product and industry scope as well as the market prognosis and status for 2025-2032. The marketization …

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Is it time to slaughter the sacred cow?

About the only thing as consistent as Canada’s postal service is disruptions to that service. I certainly do not want to begrudge my fellow Canadians who work for Canada Post their high-paying, secure livelihoods, but taxpayers also cannot keep bailing out a failing business. As a Crown corporation, Canada Post …

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Is it time to slaughter the sacred cow?

About the only thing as consistent as Canada’s postal service is disruptions to that service. I certainly do not want to begrudge my fellow Canadians who work for Canada Post their high-paying, secure livelihoods, but taxpayers also cannot keep bailing out a failing business. As a Crown corporation, Canada Post …

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Post Office scandal redress must not only be fair

“Exonerate and acknowledge” say victims of the Post Office Capture scandal. And it’s easy to see why patience is wearing thin. To understand what happened with Capture, you must first understand Horizon. Both scandals centre not on flawed software alone, but how the Post Office reacted to it. A business …

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