Celebrity Traitors winner Alan Carr to host British Insurance Awards
Insurance Post can today (1 July) reveal that comedian and TV presenter Alan Carr will be hosting our prestigious British Insurance Awards next week at the Royal Albert Hall.
The ‘Oscars’ of the insurance industry takes place on 8 July and we have bagged the star of the biggest television show of 2025 to oversee proceedings.
Carr gripped the nation as the unlikeliest winner of Celebrity Traitors in November last year – and will now swap his cloak for black tie to entertain guests at the British Insurance Awards.
This is undoubtedly going to be one of – if not THE – insurance event of 2026 and you will not want to miss it.
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