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Police officials said the postal worker had 18 years of service on the job.

Of her tragic mistake every single day, and offered to meet and apologise to them in person. harry's family said they were no longer interested in doing so. the offer, they said, was too little, too late. tim muffett, bbc news. harry dunn's mother spoke to reporters after the sentencing yesterday. she willjoin us just after eight o'clock this morning. postal workers at royal mail have begun a wave of strikes in the run—up to christmas, in a row over pay and conditions. 15,000 members of staff will attend a rally outside parliament today, in what's being described as the biggest postal worker...

In leicester with the same name, who supports. england. that evening to you both thanks for coming on. a lot to get there. we'll start the front page of the daily mail. why don't you talk us through this first. what is going on here? well, i think it's the point that it's beginning to look more like a general strike than it is christmas. we've talked many months now but the winter of discontent and it feels like it's well and truly under way. i think you would really struggle not to find a date in december when there isn't some industrial action taking place somewhere in the country. of course...

Coordinate a mass campaign of action over pay and conditions. and the head of the pcs, the public and commercial services union, which represents civil servants, has said he is in active discussions with other unions to coordinate strikes in december to maximise the impact of the action. i asked the head of the pcs how close he is to organising that coordinated action. i think the first thing that has to be said is that the question people should ask is why are there nearly 30 different trade unions in britain balloting for industrial action or have members on strike and that is because we liv...

>> a postal worker walked out of his yonkers apartment last night, turned the ignition key in his car and found himself surrounded by police. "well," he said, "you got me." police say those words ended the biggest manhunt in new york city history with the capture of son of sam. and this is what they say tripped up the .44-caliber killer -- a parking ticket. david berkowitz drove this cream-colored ford galaxy from his home in yonkers to bensonhurst brooklyn. then police say he went to stalk his 12th and 13th victims. but in the place he parked was this fire hydrant and police had the lead they...