This week in Post: Funding, fraud and finding life after Brexit

Brexit landscape

This week, the insurance industry received the news that the government’s controversial whiplash reforms are likely to be put into effect in April next year.

The Association of Personal Injury Lawyers said that it would be working to oppose the reforms at every stage.

Also this week - it’s injury time for Premier League football clubs this season. A

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