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Royal Mail PLC : 2013 in business: From horse burgers to zero hours: it's just …
4-traders (press release) It is Alice in Wongaland – the UK economy is coasting on easy money, its growth propelled by shopping sprees and property prices, the economist Ann Pettifor warned this summer. It was a phrase that struck a chord in a year when many things were not … |
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There should be a moratorium on the privatisation of Royal Mail until after the independence referendum, says Scotland's first minister. More: continued here
[ad_1] Prince Harry will find it hard to ‘assert any constitutional role’ in Britain after his eviction from Frogmore Cottage because of his unpopularity, royal experts say. As Harry and Meghan Markle finally vacated the property, it was also claimed that King Charles III should end the Duke’s ‘constitutional relationship with Britain’ now. The Duke…
[ad_1] Introducing legal assisted dying could be abused by people “who want granny and grandpa to hurry up and die”, MPs have heard. Conservative MP for Devizes Danny Kruger claimed that legalising assisted dying could also lead to “utilitarian” healthcare decisions being taken by doctors under pressure to bring down care costs. The claim came…
Joan Bakewell: Let's see these soldiers' faces on our stampsIndependent, UK –2 hours agoIt concerns art, the military and the Royal Mail. Who would have picked such an incongruous bunch out of the hat? But so it has happened. … More: continued here
The last post?Yorkshire PostIN many respects, increases in the price of postage have not been commensurate with improvements in the Royal Mail's service. As prices have risen, deliveries have become later – and second post, taken for granted a generation ago, is now a fading … More: continued here