Car insurance - a clarification

Jay Som and Palehound’s Ellen Kempner, have announced their debut album ‘Doomin’ Sun’.The duo have shared an official music video for new single ‘Stay In The Car’, which sees Jay Som – real name Melina Mae Duterte – and Kempner playing with a variety of gadgets and instruments in a car.In a statement regarding the new single, Kempner explained: “I wrote the lyrics to ‘Stay In the Car’ back in December of 2019 when I was in Florida for my partner’s top surgery.

firebomb attack yesterday. The business was destroyed as flames engulfed the unit in the early hours of the morning.

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have told NME in recent weeks that they are reluctant to designate huge sums of cash towards planning events this year because they face financial ruin if events are cancelled without insurance.Appearing at the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) Committee inquiry into  challenges faced by the festival sector today (March 24), Ms Dinenage told MPs she is not prepared to announce an insurance scheme while uncertainty still remains around live events this summer.She said: “The fact is,

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car insurance subscription service in a move it says could shake up the market and reduce costs for motorists. The ‘no-ties’ service means drivers who travel fewer miles may potentially be able to save money.

hot tubs nearly trebled last year as people spent more time in their homes and gardens during coronavirus lockdowns.The figures were released by Aviva, which analysed its own claims data and found a 188 per cent year-on-year increase in accidental damage claims for hot tubs in 2020.Claims the insurance giant accepted included a grass strimmer bursting an inflatable tub, birds pecking holes in a spa cover and an engagement ring ripping a tub lining.

The Chicks’ touring company Tunashoe Tours is suing WRB Underwriting for $6.6 million.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterThe Chicks have filed a $6.6 million lawsuit against an insurance underwriter over its refusal to cover losses from the cancelation of the “Gaslighter” tour last year.The band, formerly known as the Dixie Chicks, released their first studio album in 14 years last July.

The government recently outlined plans for England to gradually exit lockdown by the end of June, with a selection of festivals confirming that they provisionally plan to go ahead in the wake of the announcement.However, organisers now say that they are reluctant to shell out huge sums for the events without insurance as they run the risk of financial ruin if the road-map out of lockdown is delayed and prevents them from taking place.Similar assurances of compensation have already been provided

coronavirus pandemic.Among the measures announced by Sunak today is the extension of the UK’s furlough scheme into September and further financial support for self-employed people during the pandemic.

Naman Ramachandran U.K. Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak has extended the successful COVID insurance scheme from April through to the end of December as part of his annual budget, which was announced Wednesday.Known as the Film and TV Production Restart Scheme, the groundbreaking £500 million ($698 million) fund assures productions that they’ll receive financial support in case of COVID-related losses.

The British government has announced plans to extend by six months the £500M ($698M) Film & TV Production Restart Scheme, which is offering a substitute to coronavirus insurance for UK shoots.