Daniel Kretinsky has pledged to maintain the current Universal Service Obligation if the Government approves his EP Group's takeover.
The obligation governs the way Royal Mail operates. When asked if he would walk away from a universal service, the Czech businesssman said: "As long as I'm alive, I completely exclude this."
His commitment to a six-day operation could make it easier for the new Government to wave through the deal.
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The ban was very, very difficult but I never felt alone
TOON SUPPORT MEANT THE WORLD TO TONALI
All's well that Enz well
MARESCA SEES BLUEPRINT FOR SUCCESS IN WOLVES THRASHING
ROLLING STONE
Paceman back in fast lane for England
Boulter's game now ready for major push
'PROUD' KATIE BACK ON TRACK FOR A DEEP RUN
Bankrupt Katie Price in court for quiz over finances
she appears after past no-shows
'Our tower block blaze escape route was locked and alarms didn't sound'
Mum of two reveals terrifying ordeal in Dagenham fire
'Make no mistake.Putin is coming for Britain
VLADIMIR Putin \"is coming for us\" and Britain must be prepared \"for the inevitable\", former Defence Secretary Ben Wallace has warned.
Wheelchair-bound 96-year-old danger driver killed OAP
A 96-YEAR-OLD woman has pleaded guilty to causing death by dangerous driving after her car mounted a pavement and hit two pedestrians.
Dame Tanni: I had to crawl off train with no staff to help
BRITAIN'S greatest Paralympian was forced to drag herself off a train because no staff were available to assist her despite a legal obligation to do so.
UK raises steaks to be lab-grown meat superpower
SCIENTISTS have announced a £38million mission to harness replacement protein sources such as lab-grown meat, insects, soy and peas.
