UK Royal Mail in courier battle

Royal Mail today launches a special delivery service in a direct challenge to courier firms.

The ailing group, which faces the threat of a pay strike by employees and is losing £750,000 a day, hopes the service will generate £100million in new business.

Packages will be delivered by 9am the next working day, with prices starting at £6.95.

A Royal Mail spokesman said the company aims to take 25% of the special delivery market, which has expanded by 66% in five years.

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