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Robinson shares have see-sawed over the past seven years, but steady dividends have provided some consolation. Now, it seems that the company has a new spring in its step.

Investment manager Peter Ewins, currently running the £810million fund from his attic at home in Kent, says the past four months have been a ‘difficult and challenging times’ for investors.

PM Boris Johnson wants this country to ‘build, build, build’. But when ambitions run high and money is tight, disputes are likely. As a building resolution specialist, Driver can smooth the way.

David Coombs, head of multi-assets at investment manager Rathbones, says that with interest rates going nowhere for the time being, he remains a ‘buyer of gold at this level’.

James Breslaw (pictured), the founder of Asian restaurant chain Neds Noodle Bar, was jubilant on hearing the Chancellor’s speech.

We are in our 70s and we took out an annual travel insurance policy with the Post Office. Because of Covid 19 we have been unable to travel. We hoped to get a refund or transfer the policy, but got refused.

That means going back to
work. It means eating out (go on and take advantage of Eat Out to Help Out) and spending some of the money we have squirrelled away in lockdown.

According to LifeSearch, this has been triggered by consumers thinking about their mortality and adopting a ‘safety first’ approach to household finances. The Morrow family has bought cover.

Following in the footsteps of the much criticised ‘smart’ energy meter, these gadgets adopt wireless technology to spy on how much water you use.

Tui’s opening schedule of 44 flights a week, initially from Gatwick, Manchester and Birmingham to eight destinations, is just 4 per cent of its usual European summer flying programme.