2 income shares I’d buy to protect me from inflation

Image source: Getty Images UK inflation reached 7.8% in April, the highest since records began in 1989. Across the pond, the situation is bad too, with the US consumer price index reaching 8.6%. So, with cash depreciating in value, I’m on the lookout for some high-yield income shares to protect …

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What the papers say – June 13

The papers on Monday are led by Government plans to unilaterally amend the Northern Ireland Protocol. The Daily Telegraph reports European judges will be blocked from having the final say on Northern Ireland disputes under the new Bill. The front page of tomorrow’s Daily Telegraph: ‘European judges to be stripped …

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Director appointments among 22 promotions at legal firm Morton Fraser

The promotions include the appointment of Emma Kiel, Suzanne Sutherland, Ewan McGillivray and Nicola Edgar to legal director status, within the property and litigation teams. Stewart Moy, Fiona Byron, Andrew Gibson, Debbie Brogan, Hayley Johnson and Emma Carmichael-Stewart have been promoted to senior associate. The remaining promotions include six associate, …

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William and Kate ‘set for move to Windsor’

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are reportedly set for a move to Windsor. The couple, who were seen with their three children throughout the Platinum Jubilee celebrations last weekend, are said to be moving to a house on the Queen’s Windsor estate this summer. William and Kate will keep …

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William and Kate ‘set for move to Windsor’

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are reportedly set for a move to Windsor. The couple, who were seen with their three children throughout the Platinum Jubilee celebrations last weekend, are said to be moving to a house on the Queen’s Windsor estate this summer. William and Kate will keep …

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Average speed cameras proposed for the A38

Average speed cameras could be installed on a section of the A38 in a bid to improve safety, while the speed limit on the road could also be reduced. National Highways has launched a public consultation for people to have their say on a potential programme of measures to improve …

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What the papers say – June 12

The Government’s new food strategy, the latest reactions to the Rwanda saga and messages from Ukraine feature on Sunday’s papers. The Observer reports Boris Johnson faces “rural fury” over the food strategy, while The Sunday Times writes he is “turning his back” on the green agenda in  a “significant victory” …

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