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Royal Mail has been planning to phase out classic stamps for years

Clock ticking for non-barcoded stamps as deadline looms Beth Franklin

Library image of Royal Mail vans, as its parent company calls for the Government and regulators to change its service obligation. (Photo Rui Vieira/PA Wire)

Royal Mail issues warning to customers ahead of upcoming deadline Sam Johnson

People have less than two months to use their regular non-barcoded stamps - notably the regular first and second-class stamps featuring the profile of the late Queen - before they are rendered completely invalid.   (Photo by Matt Cardy/Getty Images)

Royal Mail issues warning on non-barcoded stamps Rahmah Ghazali

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