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'A very welcome ray of light': Declan Donnelly and wife Ali Astall confirm the birth of their second child - two weeks after death of TV presenter's brother Is Elon Musk's 'affair' with Sergey Brin's wife the most colossal act of personal treachery in the history of the billionaire boys' club, asks ALISON BOSHOFF The chief executives of Aviva, Direct Line Group, Axa, Lloyds Banking Group and Ageas, the claims director of RSA and underwriting director of Axa are due to attend, representing 60% of the market.ĪBI director general Otto Thoresen will also join Mr Rogerson, Cabinet Office ministers Oliver Letwin and Jo Johnson and communities minister Brandon Lewis. ‘Insurers have a critical role to play and by working closely together we will continue to ensure that the help and support which people need is available.’ ‘Dealing with the aftermath will take time and requires a stepped-up national effort. Summer floods in 2007 resulted in a hit of more than £3 billion.įlooding minister Dan Rogerson said: ‘We all need to pull together to help those areas badly affected by the floods, so they can get back on their feet as quickly as possible. The sheer scale of the likely claims has raised fears of rising premiums wiping out recent falls.

More than 2,000 loss adjusters were ‘ready and waiting’ to assess the damage when the flood waters had subsided sufficiently, it said - and 1,800 staff had been reassigned to deal with customer queries. On top of the £14 million in successful insurance claims - typically between £500 to £3,000 - £24 million has been paid out for emergency accommodation, the Association of British Insurers (ABI) said. They have been asked to demonstrate what efforts they are making to get households back on their feet ‘as quick and as simple as possible’, Number 10 said. Rising groundwater levels has led to fears that coffins could bob to the surface