By William James LONDON (Reuters) – Royal Mail warned that competition from rivals such as Whistl could make it financially impossible to fulfil its legal obligation to deliver mail across the whole of country, six days a week. The postal operator, formerly state-owned before it was privatised last year, is required by law to provide…

Head of postal service firm calls for urgent review after accusing rivals of cherry-picking easiest and most lucrative routes Royal Mail has stepped up warnings that its public duty to deliver mail anywhere in the country, six days a week, for the same price, is under threat. Chief executive Moya Greene told a committee of…

Royal Mail chief executive Moya Greene will warn MPs of the "threat" to the finances of the universal delivery service. More: continued here

LONDON (Reuters) – Royal Mail postal operator warned that competition from rivals like Whistl is undermining the financial sustainability of its legal obligation to deliver mail across the country six … More: continued here

The boss of Royal Mail has told MPs its UK postal obligation of 'one price goes anywhere' is uneconomic because its rivals are "cherry-picking" the best work. In evidence to the Business Select … More: continued here

Britain's Royal Mail postal operator warned that competition from rivals like Whistl is undermining the financial sustainability of its legal obligation to deliver mail across the country six days a week. … More: continued here

BBC News Royal Mail in the spotlight on the threat to the universal postal serviceBBC NewsBlinking into the spotlight, this morning Moya Greene will for the first time appear in public to make the case about why the universal, UK-wide postal service is in imminent danger. At 9.30am the chief executive of Royal Mail is…

Moya Greene calls for an accelerated review of the Universal Service obligation before all the money that supports the UK postal service is 'siphoned off'' More: continued here

Royal Mail boss Moya Greene tells MPs that there is a genuine threat to the continuation of the firm's "universal service". More: continued here