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Christmas is just around the corner, which means that you don't have much time left to purchase your online orders for any last minute gifts.

A postie who left a frail pensioner lying on her ­doorstep after she fell has been sacked by Royal Mail.

Getting Christmas presents off to family members and friends can often be a stressful part of the festive period.

People in Eccles were forced to queue in the rain for up to 30 minutes to collect post - and some were still left empty-handed.

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Snail Mail have been forced to reschedule all of their upcoming live dates as Lindsey Jordan is about to undergo vocal cord surgery. Jordan will be required to undergo three months vocal rest after the surgery, ordered by doctors who found polyps on her vocal cords last week.

It might seem like we still have some time left before Christmas officially arrives, but the deadline is fast approaching for those looking to send any presents and cards in the mail both at home and abroad.

Snail Mail (aka Lindsey Jordan) made her live debut network TV last night, performing the title track of her just-released album ‘Valentine’ on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert – check it out below.Strumming up a storm on a red Gibson SG à la AC/DC’s Angus Young, Jordan appeared on the show with her four-piece band, delivering a rendition of ‘Valentine’ that, while faithful to the version that leads Jordan’s second full-length effort (as both its opening track and lead single), benefits from the raw, distinctly human energy that a live atmosphere offers.Take a look at Snail Mail’s performance of ‘Valentine’ on The Late Show below, then check out the track’s brutal music video:Snail Mail’s performance on The Late Show went down less than a

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Snail Mail has announced details of her second album – ‘Valentine’ is set to come out later this year and is being previewed by its title track.The follow-up to Lindsey Jordan’s 2018 debut album ‘Lush’ will land on November 5 via Matador, and will be toured around the UK next year.“I wanted to take as much time as possible with this record to make sure I was happy with every detail before unleashing it unto y’all,” Jordan said in a statement.“Referring to the process as the deepest level of catharsis and therapy I have ever experienced would be a huge understatement.

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ITV Hub, the show saw a resurgence in popularity, resulting in many reaching out to the actor.British mystery whodunit drama Poirot has been providing viewers with ultimate lockdown viewing.The series has been enjoyed by thousands in the past year, so much so that the main actor revealed that the amount of fan mail he's been receiving has dramatically increased.David, who played the title character, said: "My fan mail has increased three-fold with people who have watched the whole box set twice!"I’m humbled that it has increased worldwide."Two years ago the actor told The Daily Telegraph that the majority of his fans are women.He said: "I would say that over half, well over half of my fan base in terms of letters and tweets and people

UPDATE: After revealing earlier today that veteran CAA lit agent Jay Baker was abruptly let go by the agency after an insensitive joke, Deadline has gotten to the bottom of what happened. The events of today had to do with an exchange Baker had with manager Jewerl Keats Ross, with whom Baker repped Moonlight director Barry Jenkins. I got hold of an email from Ross that explains the entire thing. Here is that email:

Janey Godley has said she wants to release a video of all the hate mail she has received through her website.The Scots comedian revealed on Twitter that she got a call from her personal assistant who read out several emails she was sent from men she blocked online.The 60-year-old has previously shared the vile messages she is sent on a daily basis with her fans.In the Tweet, Janey said: "My assistant called me today (works remotely) and read out the emails sent to my website from angry men who are annoyed at me and for being blocked on twitter.

British newspaper the Mail on Sunday must publish a front-page statement to say Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, had won a privacy case against it, according to ruling handed down by a London High Court judge on Friday.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle could be on the hunt for a new mail address.It comes after Prince Charles has reportedly cut off financial support for their mail service at Clarence House.The Prince of Wales withdrew funding after the Sussexes decided to quit as working members of the Royal Family.All their remaining professional ties will be cut by the end of next month, reports The Mirror.Now the thousands of letters they are sent each month by well-wishing fans could be redirected.The Correspondence Section at Clarence House, which has around four members of staff, has traditionally dealt with mail coming in for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince William and his wife Kate as well as Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall.A source

direct to your inboxThe UK's postage service Royal Mail has warned of a new scam which is targeting innocent people in the UK.Millions of people are at risk of losing cash to fraudsters because of the new scams, which are circulating by text and email and tells recipients to make payments to ensure that their packages can get delivered.

Prince Harry has finally settled his legal battle with the Mail on Sunday in regards to their story that claimed he had snubbed his military past.

Prince Harry was on the receiving end of an apology and retraction from the after the former royal sued the publication over a false article written about him. “An article on 25 October 2020 reported that Prince Harry had been accused by a top general of turning his back on the Royal Marines since withdrawing from his military roles in March and that, in an apparent snub to the Armed Forces, he had failed to reply to a letter from Lord Dannatt, a former Chief of the General Staff,” the statement reads.“We now understand that Harry has been in contact in a private capacity with individuals in the military including in the Royal Marines to offer informal support since March and that whilst he did not initially receive the letter from Lord

Mail on Sunday has issued an apology and a retraction to Prince Harry.

A British newspaper is apologizing to Prince Harry and issuing a retraction after Prince Harry launched legal action earlier this month.