Maybe your stamps are on the table next to the birthday card you forgot to send.

Or in that random drawer full of pens, pennies and paperclips.

Or stuck to your fridge behind a do-list and a magnet from Malaga.

Or maybe just maybe, then neatly placed in a completely sensible spot.

After the 31st of January 2023, regular stamps without a barcode will no longer be valid.

So if you know where your old ones are, this is your last chance to use them up.

Or you can swap them.

For more info visit RoyalMail.com slash barcoded stamps.

This is the way I heard it.

The woman checked into the resort alone.

She arrived without reservations or luggage.

She signed the guest book as Miss Neal and said she was visiting from Cape Town, South

Africa, 8500 miles to the south.

For the next 24 hours, Miss Neal kept a low profile, but a sharp eyed banjo player recognized

her from a photo in the paper.

He knew there was a reward and quickly notified the authorities.

Moments later, detectives were on their way from London, hoping the woman called Miss Neal

might help resolve a missing persons case unlike anything England had ever experienced.

The drama had begun two weeks earlier when a car was found on a steep incline near a former

rock quarry called the Silent Pool.

The windshield was cracked and the headlights were still on.

Inside the car police found a suitcase, a fur coat and a driver's license belonging

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