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The backlog caused by rain has prompted organisers to put back the men's final to Monday for the fourth successive year, and Federer believes lessons should be learned.
Late Monday, with European airlines still seeking to dig out from the backlog caused by a weekend in which hundreds of flights were scratched or delayed, British Airways canceled all European and domestic flights from Heathrow Airport in London.
At the start of the year Royal Mail said it was hitting its targets, but with a backlog caused by the postal strikes taking time to clear, and fresh strikes planned for 22 and 23 October, it remains to be seen how well the service will hold up in the midst of industrial action.
John Teggart, whose father, Daniel, was shot and killed by the army, said: "We find ourselves now fighting to save our inquests, which the Cameron government has refused to properly resource, hence the backlog caused by blockages by the Ministry of Defence on disclosure.
It also said its refuse staff had worked during all the Christmas bank holidays to clear the backlog caused by the icy weather.
Boss Nicky Law says the fixture backlog caused by the cold weather will have a huge impact on the relegation run-in but feels Alfreton are virtually safe.
Officials said these numbers had yet to appear on official lists because of backlogs caused by the unprecedented numbers, but insisted they would meet the deadline of processing them by 11 September.
By mid-morning the system was working again, but the backlog caused widespread airport delays.
He said the data proved the backlog was caused by the closure of overseas posts and the transfer of work to the UK.
They also hope that the "major incident" declared last weekend at Colchester to try to clear a patient backlog was caused by localised problems.
