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England Sees Sharp Rise in Property Subsidence Claims After Record Summer Heat

Insurance data showed a significant increase in subsidence claims after prolonged heat and drought caused ground movement in clay-rich areas, raising repair costs and concerns over the future availability and pricing of property insurance in vulnerable locations.
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Thousands Join Anti-Abortion March Through Central London
UK Beekeepers Call for Nationwide Tracking as Asian Hornet Sightings Increase
England Sees Sharp Rise in Property Subsidence Claims After Record Summer Heat
House of Lords Advances Financial Services Reform Bill
House of Lords Begins Detailed Scrutiny of Railways Bill and Great British Railways Plan
UK Treasury Cuts Green Book Discount Rate to Support More Regional Infrastructure Projects
Reform UK Suspends Two Senior Aides After Undercover Report on Foreign Donation Rules
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