Protection is a basic requirement, regardless of where someone is born or raised. Peter Carvill tackles the delicate subject of immigration and why insurers should not shy away from covering foreign-born people
London, the hub of the UK, is one of the world's most culturally and ethnically diverse cities. Over the centuries, scores of races and creeds - including the Irish, Chinese and Dutch - have settled in or come through London as they crossed the rest of the country. Even now, spread through the city, are diaspora that have come together and formed communities in London's enclaves. In the West End, just five minutes walk from the COVER offices, is London's Chinatown, which, despite an earlier one on Duke Street in Liverpool, is the UK's most prominent Chinese community. Despite the undisput...
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