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With determination, the sale of Royal Mail could face a public interest test in Britain.

Royal Mail owner International Distribution Services accepted a £3.5billion takeover by Daniel Kretinsky, meaning the postal company is set to fall into foreign hands for the first time.

The Money Saving Expert has urged anyone with stamps to check the new Royal Mail scanner. Here's everything it can do - and remember to make sure you're not caught out

A Czech billionaire's planned £3.6bn takeover of Royal Mail's parent firm is to face scrutiny under government security rules, it has been reported.

Royal Mail has introduced a 'fake stamp scanner' that enables you to check whether a stamp is legitimate or not., the BBC and ITV star's site has confirmed.

Billionaire Daniel Kretinsky's takeover will be investigated under the National Security and Investment Act.

Government officials are expected to scrutinise any links to Russia, given that the billionaire investor Daniel Kretinsky owns a stake in a significant gas pipeline from Russia to Europe

The Government has launched a review process into the bid under the National Security and Investment (NSI) act.

The Government has launched a review process into the bid under the National Security and Investment (NSI) act.

The Government has launched a review process into the bid under the National Security and Investment (NSI) act.

The Government has launched a review process into the bid under the National Security and Investment (NSI) act.

Daniel Křetínský’s potential Russia links to be examined in scrutiny of bid’s effect on UK economic infrastructure

Following the recent collaboration between Dungeons & Dragons and Royal Mail, we interviewed Kara Kenna, Sr. Creative Lead for Dungeons and Dragons.

Royal Mail has launched a scanner tool in its app that lets customers check if a stamp is counterfeit after people were fined £5 for carrying "fake stamps".

The postal service has stepped up its fight against rising stamp fraud and has promised to extend its pause on £5 fines for those who use a fake stamp.

Barcode scanner tool follows row over £5 fines levied on recipients of letters carrying alleged fake postage

Customers simply need to scan a stamp's barcode using the app to find out if it's fake or the real