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“Dining with the Sultan: The Fine Art of Feasting” Munching on crocodile eggs and gazelle fattened on human milk by Bondo Wyszpolski The title of this…

SEATTLE — A letter from the insurance company arrived in a crisp white envelope. Premera BlueCross would only cover $3.24 of an $8,000 psychological evaluation for Jennifer Cohens son.

A new LACMA exhibition spotlights lesser-known digital art from 1952-1982.

The annual Larling Boxing Day Tractor Run saw hundreds of tractors travel on roads and tracks through the Norfolk countryside to raise money for…

Aviva is warning customers to take care when charging electrical items, after receiving dozens of home fire claims caused by chargers and batteries in 2021. According to the... | December 7, 2021

Insurers are bracing themselves for a spike in break-in claims in October and November, as people head back to the office and the nights get longer. Heres how you can avoid being a target.

Nearly a quarter of home buyers paid over the asking price during the pandemic  A recent survey reveals that half of UK home buyers regret how much they paid Nine in ten say they had found problems they hadnt noticed during viewings Many buyers rushed ahead with purchases after only seeing the property once  Others didnt visit at all, relying instead on video viewings and photos 

Households may need to brace themselves for an influx of wasps, according to Aviva (Beverley Rouse/PA) Households may need to brace themselves for an influx of wasps, according to an insurer. Aviva warned that the inconsistent weather so far this year could lead to a surge in wasp problems in July and August. It said that JG Pest Control – which provides a pest control service for Aviva Home Emergency customers through a collaboration with HomeServe – dealt with nearly 13,000 incidents of w...

Click the thumbs up > In almost half (47%) of thefts from vehicles in England and Wales, new figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) suggest that the vehicles were left unlocked. Analysis from insurer Aviva also shows that more than one in five drivers (23%) don’t always lock their vehicles and, in cases where a vehicle was taken, 14% were left unlocked. Broken windows (19%) and forced doors (13%) were the next most common points of access after doors were left unlocked. Aviva i...