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Nov 1, 2026
HoM Star Trek: A Special Tribute to Walter Koenig and Sir Patrick Stewart.
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19:20Michael WilsonHOST
When I edit, I've got action figures of Jean-Luc Picard.
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19:23Michael WilsonHOST
You know, I've got a little display that I made because I got a Christmas card from a Royal Mail one with Captain Picard on that I sort of just put as a little thing, a little image next to my models of the Enterprise D that's always been there.
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19:37Michael WilsonHOST
It wasn't.
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19:38Michael WilsonHOST
uh intended as a you know a shrine it kind of is now i've got the enterprise d dedication black and uh yeah that show meant a lot and he was the beating heart of it not to take anything away from anyone else there so yeah i just have to say Like I've said before on the podcast, and again, you can go back and hear this, when I've been asking everyone's favourite characters and given my own...
Billy Corgan Chose This
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3:02Katherine RyanHOST
And you need to, if possible, get their home, phone number, address, socials, whatever you can dig out of these folks.
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3:09Katherine RyanHOST
Because Royal Mail, DHL, every, the like Yodel, Ill-Fated Hermes, Whatever the fuck.
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3:18Katherine RyanHOST
There's a new one called Relay.
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3:20Katherine RyanHOST
FedEx.
The Alfred Daily – 31st October 2026
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13:05Paul MerrifieldGUEST
How is the chaparral cock, a ground cuckoo native to Mexico, more commonly known? Question number five.
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13:19Paul MerrifieldGUEST
In which year did Royal Mail introduce self-adhesive stamps? Your options are A, 2001, B, 2003, or C, 2005.
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13:36KerryHOST
We'll bring you the answers a little bit later on, Alfred.
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13:38KerryHOST
Before the end of this hour is Alfred Daly.
40 MINS LATER
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53:55Paul MerrifieldGUEST
How is the Chaparral Cock, a ground cuckoo native to Mexico, more commonly known? Roadrunner.
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54:05Paul MerrifieldGUEST
And question 5.
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54:06Paul MerrifieldGUEST
In which year did Royal Mail introduce self-adhesive stamps? Your options were...
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54:20Paul MerrifieldGUEST
The answer was 2001.
Post by Bjork
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43:12Stevie NicksHOST
7.
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43:14Stevie NicksHOST
The jacket Björk wears on the cover was inspired by the Royal Mail airmail envelopes referencing the album's title.
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43:21Stevie NicksHOST
8.
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43:22Stevie NicksHOST
A remix of the album called Telegram came out in 1996.
29th October, 2026
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73:13MichaelHOST
Partners and businesses have also reported a noticeable reduction in antisocial behaviour in the city centre, showing the positive impact that can be achieved when young people are given the right support at the right time.
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73:27LynneHOST
Royal Mail unveils remembrance stamps.
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73:31LynneHOST
Royal Mail has revealed images of a set of six new stamps honouring the service of the nation's armed forces.
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73:38LynneHOST
The stamps will be issued on Armistice Day, November 11th, that this year marks 110 years since the Battle of the Somme, which began on July 1st, 1916, and became one of the defining battles of the First World War.
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73:54LynneHOST
The six stamps feature specially commissioned artworks by British artist Matthew Cook that reflect different aspects of remembrance.
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74:03LynneHOST
Each has been painted using a colour palette inspired by the red poppy, one of the most recognisable symbols of remembrance.
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74:11LynneHOST
David Gold of Royal Mail said, ''Remembrance holds a profound place in our national life.
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74:17LynneHOST
Through these stamps we pay tribute to the service and sacrifice of those who have served our country through two world wars and many other conflicts.
Prime Minister's Questions - 28 October 2026
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23:51speaker_7GUEST
Speaker.
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23:52speaker_7GUEST
I think, uh, honorable and right honorable members will all know that Royal Mail has a serious problem.
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23:56Lindsay HoyleMODERATOR
Hear! Hear!
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23:57speaker_7GUEST
Part of that is that the parcel companies it competes against use bogus self-employed models for their employees.
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24:03speaker_7GUEST
Too many pay a pittance for an unmanageable workload with drivers who cannot provide the quality services they race to complete routes.
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24:09speaker_7GUEST
And the public purse loses too.
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24:11speaker_7GUEST
Royal Mail pays 650 million pounds in national insurance.
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24:14speaker_7GUEST
Many of its competitor firms pay next to nothing.
Ep. 136 | 3 Kidnapping Survivors Who Saved Themselves
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13:46Kris CollinsHOST
The kidnapper expected his letter to reach shipways by 9 a.m. the next day.
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13:50Kris CollinsHOST
Instead, police would send a team to the Royal Mail sorting office in Birmingham, where they went through an estimated 2 million letters and found it on the day it was mailed.
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14:01Kris CollinsHOST
The letter demanded 175,000 euros and warned again that she'd die the moment police were brought in.
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14:09Kris CollinsHOST
It seemed to have been written ahead of time, and it didn't even say whether the hostage was a man or a woman.
How to Take Your Brand Global in 2027 (Without Tying Up Your Cash)
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28:19Izzy RosenzweigGUEST
Every customer thinks it's a local experience.
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28:21Izzy RosenzweigGUEST
Royal Mail, Australia Post, Canada Post.
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28:23Izzy RosenzweigGUEST
And then returns.
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28:26Izzy RosenzweigGUEST
Well, Portless has 19 return facilities around the world.
40: Paul Drayton: ADHD, Alcohol and Ride or Die Trying
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11:47Paul DraytonGUEST
Everybody was aunt and uncle and it was really fun.
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11:52Paul DraytonGUEST
And then went straight to work at the post office, the Royal Mail.
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11:57Paul DraytonGUEST
because my friend's dad was the postmaster.
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12:00Paul DraytonGUEST
So she says, oh, me dad can get you a job in there.
Stories from the United Kingdom
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14:10Nic HardingGUEST
They've also got great connections into the civic leadership there, and they've been They've just finished a gospel distribution project as well.
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14:20Nic HardingGUEST
They did one which was funded by an external funder and it wasn't quite the same depth of knocking on every door because it was posted by the Royal Mail.
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14:30Nic HardingGUEST
But they were able to start conversations the very next day.
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14:32Nic HardingGUEST
Hey, did you get one of these through your door yesterday? and the pastor who leads the city network there was telling me just how excited he was to start having those conversations off the back of the gospel delivery so again prayer social action um gospel delivery evangelism of every sort um really starting to take traction in lots of the cities and i think it's not until you start to see new people coming to christ that you begin to realize the need for disciple making strategies And, you know, because most of us have just been recycling the saints through whatever latest program we've had for discipleship.
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