The issue is not whether he chose to claim.
The issue is whether he notified his insurer.
In the UK, motorists are normally expected to tell their insurer about accidents or incidents even where no claim is made. A car being “written off” is not a minor event. It is plainly relevant to risk.
If it was not reported to the police, that raises a second question. Was this a road traffic incident, criminal damage, assault, or something else?
Either way, journalists should be asking for the basic evidence: when, where, which vehicle, whether the insurer was notified, whether the police were informed, and whether any record exists.
Not claiming is one thing. Not disclosing a serious loss event is quite another.
@The_ABI_UK@LloydsofLondon
Farage's speech was just one huge gaslight. His levels of arrogance are mind-blowing. I pray the people of Clacton recognise that the man with THE WORST attendance & voting record in Parliament, who has NEVER done a single surgery in Clacton, does not give a sh*t about them.
Farage represents one of the UK's poorest constituencies.
He made more money since entering Parliament than any other MP.
Now he's forcing the taxpayer to pay hundreds of thousands for an election gimmick to distract from investigations into gigantic "donations" he's received.
@dave43law How has he decided that the views of the people of Clacton will provide greater legitimacy than the outcome of any investigation? This is what the media needs to focus on. Rule of law, not faux legitimacy by being re-elected in what is effectively a reform safe seat.
Pep is leaving City at the end of this season. I expect, in the main, the tributes to be amazing, with NO mentions of his doping past (https://t.co/R36WZh41zM) and few mentions of Man City's long-established non-compliance with football financial rules that allowed such £ spend.
You know that Wirtz cost £115m and Isak cost £130m #LFC
Casemiro has more goals than all of them combined + Salah who earns 500k per week (applied your inflation) #MUFC
Manchester City, the BBC says, haven't yet sold their 6,000 home allocation of tickets for tonight's FA Youth Cup final against United. United. City said the final had to be switched to their titchy 7,000-seat training ground because main stadium has construction work - yeah!
🚨🗣️ @TelegraphDucker on why Bruno deserves the Footballer of the Year award:
“Neither [Arsenal or Man City] have featured a player who feels like he has consistently stood head and shoulders above the rest, who has routinely got pulses racing and hearts beating and for whom a team might have been LOST – or vastly inferior – without HIM.
“There have been moments of brilliance from [Rice, Gabriel, Raya, Haaland, Semenyo, and Bernardo Silva] but, in the main, they have felt like vital parts of the machinery rather than transcendent individuals, this season specifically.
“But with Fernandes, United have had a player who has often BENT games to his own WILL. A player who has routinely dragged a mediocre team over the finishing line.
“A player who spent half the season being played out of position in a system that largely confounded his team-mates yet still found a plentiful supply of solutions.” #MUFC [@TeleFootball]
Kobbie Mainoo, wow just wow. Easily one of his best performances this season. Most dribbles completed, elite in evading pressure, defensively solid, + robbed off an assist. An absolute masterclass in display and such a joy to watch. Only 20, getting better each game. Flow state.
Fans will probably be a bit miffed that VAR John Brooks intervened for a violent conduct red card for Lisandro Martinez for a bit of a hair pull.
But decided Gabriel pushing his forehead into Erling Haaland's face was "not excessively aggressive or violent".
All the players they used their wealth to sign now seeing them as a stepping stone, had to become apologists for Saudi region, saw their kit colour changed, they never quite did get Lionel Messi selling the pies… but at least they won a League Cup
Manchester United's players have been warned they'll be banned for up to 18 games if they breath air during the remaining fixtures. It's a new rule introduced this week. It will apply to United, but not opponents.
Match suddenly upside down. Maguire with a hand on Evanilson that was lighter than Amad received for his penalty claim - but this time adjudged foul + red. Can’t square those calls.
#MUFC
Lewis Hall has to be a priority signing in the summer.
I like Luke Shaw but he’s just not at the level anymore, you can see it in these really physical away games.
@SullyTalkz Quite simple really. When we play high and he has to do a lot of recovery runs, 1v1 defending, he’s fantastic. When the game is in front of him or we sit deep, he lacks sufficient aggression which you get from someone like Harry. Horses for courses.