Postman who held back mail faces dismissal
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A Belgian postman who lightened his  mailbag by holding back thousands of letters and packages at  home for up to five years now faces dismissal.
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He has a department at the company devoted to ensuring the four million-plus emails sent to him each day don&#39;t make it to his personal inbox.
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Royal Mail rejects claims that two million mailed items will not reach customers in time for Christmas.
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Police said that they have eliminated from their enquiries a man who claimed responsibility for one of a string of recent letter bombings.
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Life & style: Anna Tims: Royal Mail recorded deliveries are not tracked. The customer is paying 70p extra just for a signature at the door.
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Said the accused violated the &quot;CAN-SPAM&quot; federal law requiring e-mail containing sexually explicit images to be clearly identified.
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Postmen will no longer deliver the mail on foot to a residential street in Britain due to fear of being savaged by a growling dog, a postal spokesman said.
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A High Court judge in London demanded an explanation from the Home Office as to how a failed asylum-seeker was deported from Britain despite a court order preventing the move.
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The electronics retailer has been put on the defensive because of its decision to notify about 400 laid-off employees by e-mail.
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David Blunkett, the former UK home secretary who resigned Dec. 15 amid claims he helped speed up a visa application, acted improperly in giving a first-class rail ticket for use by lawmakers
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An unsolicited marketing message irritates an Edinburgh man and earns its sender a lawsuit -- and a $1,445 fine for damages. Is your inbox a gold mine? By the Associated Press.
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A pharmacist criticised for failing to spot Harold Shipman's unusual prescription habits is facing a disciplinary hearing.
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The Court of Appeal in London began hearing a case brought by Prince Charles against the Mail on Sunday after the publication by the weekly of extracts from a private journal belonging to the heir to the throne.
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Â· Conservative leader keen to avoid reigniting furore Â· Spokesman on Europe gets severe reprimand
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But blame shared, says Tribunal A woman whose email insults about her boss caused her to be sacked was unfairly dismissed, an Employment Tribunal has ruled. But she will not be reinstated and will only receive compensation of 12.5 per cent of her losses because she was 75 per cent to blame.â¦
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An embattled prosecutor facing a contempt charge for deleting e-mails was grilled Friday by a federal judge who said he should have known better than to erase material he had been ordered to turn over.
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A senior British minister accused of  abusing his position to help a lover fought back on Wednesday  as letters were published fueling suspicions of wrongdoing.