Compensating victims of terrorism - The terrorism gap
Last week Post reported how a new bill is proposing a fund for victims of overseas terrorism. Olivier C Laurent reports on the aftermath of its second reading in the House of Lords
Insurers continued to oppose levies to compensate British tourists affected by terrorism, as the Victims of Overseas Terrorism Bill reached the committee stage last week.
Following a tense second
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