The Government's controversial privatisation of Royal Mail will come under renewed scrutiny tomorrow when the Business Secretary will be quizzed again by MPs and the company will publish new financial results.
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[ad_1] Prince Harry proved he was a man for all nations as he joined in the raucous celebrations with fans from four countries – and other royals. On the penultimate day of the Invictus Games he joined in the chanting, singing and flag waving at the sitting volleyball matches. Such was his popularity among the…
[ad_1] Joe Tidy Cyber correspondent, BBC World Service PA Media Staff at the Co-op are being ordered to keep their cameras on during remote work meetings, and verify all attendees, as the company deals with an ongoing cyber attack. In an internal email to the 70,000 members of staff at the supermarket, funeral service and…
I received more than 600 reader e-mails this past week — more than during most weeks of the actual football season — and at least 90 percent of them were outdated by the time I sat down to write this week’s Mailbag. Sorry that you wasted your time, folks. If it makes you feel better,…
Times Online Controversial Royal Mail letter sparks row among pension trusteesTimes Online, UKA row has broken out within the Royal Mail after it emerged that a letter to ministers predicting a grave crisis within its pensions scheme had been written without the knowledge of at least some of the trustees. The Government had released the letter,…
[ad_1] A company set up by the creator of the TV sitcom Only Fools And Horses has won a High Court copyright fight with the operators of an “interactive theatrical dining experience”. hazam Productions, which was set up by writer John Sullivan, who died in 2011, had taken legal action against Only Fools The Dining…
The best I can tell, there are two Royal Wedding groups: the Don’t-Want-to-Miss-a-Thing camp and the Don’t-Give-a-Rat’s-Behind camp. This post is for the first group, who have plenty of royal-TV viewing options in the coming days. More: continued here