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The board of Royal Mail owners IDS, accepted a £3.6bn bid from the Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky as if there were no other choice.

The commitments offered by the Czech tycoon seeking to buy Royal Mail's parent firm do not go far enough, according to the union leader representing its 112,000 UK frontline workers.

Businessman Daniel Kretinsky, 48, has previously been accused of undervaluing the postal company with his £3.57 billion offer to take over the firm.

Officials from the Communication Workers Union were speaking after meeting representatives of the EP Group.

Officials from the Communication Workers Union were speaking after meeting representatives of the EP Group.

Officials from the Communication Workers Union were speaking after meeting representatives of the EP Group.

Officials from the Communication Workers Union were speaking after meeting representatives of the EP Group.

Wrexham man jailed for his part in the offences in Chester and North Wales

Royal Mail's incoming boss suggested that costs could continue to spiral in coming years afte the postal company was bought.

The most recent hike was in April and saw the price of a first-class stamp from Royal Mail reach £1.35 - this is compared to the 67p price tag in 2018

Of all the takeover battles on the table at present, there is none more significant to Britain than the proposed sell-off of Royal Mail owner IDS.

A row has broken out on a street for retirees after Royal Mail stopped deliveries (Picture: Shropshire Star/SWNS)

The Royal Mail is stopping delivering to a street in Shropshire "because of barking dogs" say furious locals.

Angry pensioners claim the Royal Mail has suspended deliveries to their retirement community because a small dog called Brian barked at a postal worker

Royal Mail has stopped delivering mail to a street of pensioners after a 'one-off' incident involving a 12 year old terrier barking at a postman

The billionaire - nicknamed the 'Czech Sphinx' - has suggested costs could continue to spiral in coming years.

New owner must modernise group and repair fractured relations with workers