Royal Mail heroes, NHS vs the private sector and childhood obesity | News News [Video]

In today’s MetroTalk, readers are talking Royal Mail’s price increases.

A reader argues that £1.35 for a stamp is a steal for the satisfaction of sending a heartfelt letter, to be received in little as 24 hours, and as the cost of living crisis set to continue on: what else could match that joy for the same price?

Meanwhile, Britain’s childhood obesity crisis, a marathon waiting time just to speak to a GP receptionist and cancer-causing PFAs lurking in our supermarket produce. It begs the question: what healthier choices do we really have?

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It is great that Royal Mail are thinking of second-class post being delivered three times a week. Around here, we are lucky to see a post person once a week, let alone a delivery. Clive, Lancing

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