(4/5) In total, 33 enemy ships were lost. No British ships were sunk, but 430 British sailors were killed, along with 4,408 French and Spanish sailors. The crushing victory ensured Britain would enjoy mastery of the seas for the next hundred years.
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(1/4) Can the commodities ‘supercycle’ protect your portfolio?
Evy Hambro, co-manager of the @blackrock World Mining Fund, explores how real assets like gold can protect your wealth.
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(1/5) 💷 Four Budget traditions you might not know about
From the Chancellor’s iconic red box to a rather unusual parliamentary drinking privilege, Budget day is full of quirks that have stood the test of time.
Here are four traditions to look out for on 28 October 🧵👇
(4/5) 3. The iconic red box
The famous red box was used by more than 50 Chancellors over 150+ years before being retired in 2010. Today, the chancellor's appearance outside 11 Downing Street with the box is a recognisable image from the fiscal event.
(5/5) 4. Why does the Budget often happen on a Wednesday?
The Budget is often delivered after Prime Minister’s Questions on a Wednesday, although it can take place on another day.
How many of these traditions did you know about?
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