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If you don’t like the 60p stamp, wait till you see Royal Mail privatisation
‘Sixty pence to deliver a first-class letter from the Outer Hebrides to the Scilly Isles: it’s still a bargain by anyone’s reckoning.’ Photograph: Kevin Foy/Rex Features
Royal Mail may be viewed with a high level of affection by the public now, but will that still be the case after it’s privatised?
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