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5 days ago | 
seekingalpha.com | Jack Bowman
Jun. 02, 2025 11:04 AM ET, , SummaryA few months ago, I asked, "Is GPIQ better than JEPQ?" These are both prolific Nasdaq 100 covered call funds. At the time, I concluded that they were too similar for the differences to matter, but I was wrong about that. April's crash and recovery saw a massive gap form. This was largely caused by the differences in the two funds, which hadn't manifested so prominently in my last article.
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Dec 11, 2024 | 
hulldailymail.co.uk | Jack Bowman
A car park in Hull city centre will temporarily close to allow work to be carried out. The Albion Street Car Park will be closed from 6pm on Wednesday, December 11 until 8 am on Friday, December 13. Alternative parking is available at the multi-story car parks on George Street, Osbourne Street and Pryme Street. In a statement issued today, the council said: "We are aware that some of our road-side digital signs are incorrectly stating that some of our car parks are closed.
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Dec 9, 2024 | 
hulldailymail.co.uk | Jack Bowman
Yorkshire Water is injecting £1m into New Ellerby in East Riding to combat storm discharges into Kelwell drain during bouts of heavy or sustained rainfall. Their contract partners, Peter Duffy Ltd (PDL), are set to build a 115m of new surface water sewer to stop rainfall from nearby properties and highways entering the combined sewer network; this comes alongside the installation of four new manhole chambers.
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Dec 8, 2024 | 
hulldailymail.co.uk | Jack Bowman
About as quintessentially British as afternoon tea, a Sunday roast is a staple of a proper weekend in our green and pleasant land. Last month, The Good Food Guide ranked some of the best places to get a roast and Hull's Social Distortion came out top in a particularly unique category - Best Twist On A Classic Sunday Roast - for its "Misfits" offering. Amid the lousy weather from Storm Darragh, I eagerly tried it out.
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Dec 8, 2024 | 
hulldailymail.co.uk | Jack Bowman
Humberside Police have two new recruits - and they have the nose for tech. Duke and Dexter have been introduced as the force's digital detection dogs. The first in the region, the pair will help out two legged officers using their cyber-scent to help catch criminals.
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Dec 7, 2024 | 
hulldailymail.co.uk | Jack Bowman
Three 15-year-old boys have been arrested after a car was "driven erratically" and crashed following a police pursuit. The incident also involved a 15-year-old female passenger who was trapped in the vehicle and later taken to hospital for treatment to 'serious, but not life-threatening' injuries following the incident at around 12.45am on Saturday (December 7). The vehicle is reported to have collided with a kerb, a wall and three stationary vehicles on Hessle Road, in Hull.
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Dec 7, 2024 | 
hulldailymail.co.uk | Jack Bowman
A pop-up exhibition to celebrate the 120th anniversary of Hull City AFC has launched. The exhibition in Hull Central Library opened towards the end of November, exploring the history of the Tigers. Inside fans will uncover plenty of the team's shirts from over the years, a plethora of information and even the odd trophy. With the club having just entered the Ruben Celles era, I headed over to the library to look at the pop-up exhibition.
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Dec 7, 2024 | 
hulldailymail.co.uk | Jack Bowman
A new Young Mayor of Hull has been announced. Eunice Jogunosinmi, 14, was selected ahead of five other candidates who put forward their manifestos anonymously, with nearly 100 young people meeting in Guildhall last month to vote on who they would like to see take the lead in Hull's Young People's Parliament. Newland School for Girls student Eunice received the most votes, replacing the outgoing Amaya Newman.
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Dec 6, 2024 | 
hulldailymail.co.uk | Jack Bowman
A dog had a lucky escape after being stranded near a Humber island. Buddy had been separated from his owner from around 4pm on Friday (December 6). Fortunately, the pooch was fitted with a tracking device, which proved to be vital to rescuing him near Whitton Island. The sodden dog was helped following a call out from Humber Rescue, who helped find Buddy shortly before 10.30pm.
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Dec 6, 2024 | 
hulldailymail.co.uk | Jack Bowman
Customers at Tesco Extra in Hull city centre can help spread some festive joy by gifting toys to local children in need this Christmas. Until December 18, the St Stephen's supermarket is organising a collection in store where customers can donate toys that will then be shared across local primary schools, ensuring as many children as possible get a Christmas present this year. More than 800 large Tesco stores around the country have similar points for customers to donate toys.
