Insurers scramble to secure Musk's Twitter 'validation'
Leading UK insurers are paying the contentious monthly premium for 'blue check' verification after Elon Musk's Twitter takeover - a privilege that was previously free of charge.
Although most insurers have paid Musk's originally touted $7.99 (£6.99) monthly subscription cost for at least one of their official accounts, several accounts with large followings remain unblemished
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