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Online onlyGovernment may subsidise flood cover for low earners
Minister says Defra is looking at taxpayer-backed fund, but rules out wider programme
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Online onlyTransport secretary vows action to cut motor rates
Whiplash and young drivers’ telematics are hot topics at Whitehall insurance summit
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NewsFraudulent claims rise hit mobile phone network 3
Network provider pulls insurance as number of scams climb
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NewsQuindell lands £120m insurance services contract
Technology firm to provide services to policyholders of more than half of the top UK insurers
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NewsMortgage lenders join call for clarity on flood insurance
Affordable insurance ‘key to stable housing market’ says lenders’ association
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NewsMinisters vow whiplash reforms at second insurance summit
Burden of proof and independent medical panels on the agenda
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NewsTwo thirds of GPs see increase in number of fraudulent injury claims
Nine in 10 doctors have dealt with a completely made-up injury
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Online onlyThe Lobby: Is the industry’s reputation damaged?
Insurance Times introduces The Lobby, a compelling and informative monthly review to keep you updated on the main regulatory and political issues gripping the insurance industry. This week, The Lobby looks at the burning topics of application fraud, flooding, broker regulation and industry reputation
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NewsWunelli and Gocompare relaunch telematics aggregator
Telematics boss describes new aggregator as “unique”
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NewsJustice minister: 'Whiplash should go before independent GPs'
Government summit calls for tighter medical regulation to fight whiplash epidemic
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Online onlyThe Lobby: Fraud – the big numbers
The rising number of fraudulent applications and claims is prompting greater co-operation to gather information, while Allianz’s chief executive argues the best way to combat fraud is to invest in staff training
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NewsAA demands action on whiplash ahead of insurance summit
Whiplash has resulted in biggest car premium increases since British Insurance Premium Index was launched
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Government motor pledges will require payback
If Downing Street can meaningfully curb whiplash and lawyers’ fees, insurers wil be expected to lower motor rates in response
