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Vince Cable, business secretary, is to announce on Thursday that he has commissioned Richard Hooper, author of a seminal report on the future of the postal service, to update his findings and help shape the coalition's ambitious privatisation plan for Royal Mail
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Two years ago, Richard Hooper wrote a report on Royal Mail which recommended part-privatising the service, among other measures. And today, with the official update to that report, we learn that his views have barely changed at all. If anything is different between then and now, it's that the need to modernise Royal Mail has become even more urgent. The number of letters they're sending ...
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Royal Mail urgently needs private capital to resolve deepening problems and preserve the universal postal service, according to a government-commissioned report that will kick off the Con-Lib coalition's ambitious plan to privatise the state-owned operator
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Two years ago, Richard Hooper wrote a report on Royal Mail which recommended part-privatising the service, among other measures. And today, with the official update to that report, we learn that his views have barely changed at all. If anything is different between then and now, it's that the need to modernise Royal Mail has become even more urgent. The number of letters they're sending ...
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