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Flood risk to affect 200,000

More than 200,000 houses in the UK may become uninsurable due to flood risks, and more households wi...

More than 200,000 houses in the UK may become uninsurable due to flood risks, and more households will see an increase in their premium as flood mapping improves, according to a report published by

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