Emails from UK.

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I hope this brief overiew helps!
ET

I hope not all the email you get from .uk is junk! I have the same problem with .jp and .us domains - I sympathise.
First create (or identify) a folder to recieve these emails in Outlook.
Then create a rule (from Inbox, use menu Tools, Rules Wizard) to move messages from a specific group to a folder. Scroll down the conditions to roughly the top half of the second page and you will find an option "with specific words in senders address" tick/click this. In the lower box on this tab click on "specific words" to open a window. Type .uk and click Add, then OK.
click on "specified folder" and browse to select the folder you want to put the junk in (under personal folders). Now click Finish or Next and add any other options you want. Starting in Inbox means that the rule is associated with incomming emails.
Every week or so, review the contents of the folder so you don't dispose of real email. Use the folder view to click into your folder that recieves junk (you may have chose the junk folder) under Personal Folders. Highlight the junk and press Shift-Delete. This removes the messages perminantly - so Outlook asks if you really mean it.
Deleting old messages and junk in this way helps release diskspace and, as outlook doesn'thave to manage so many messages, outlook will run slightly faster.