The length of disruption for patients continuing physical distancing remains unclear. However, most forward-looking healthcare organizations may use this time to materially scale virtual health offerings in ways that creates competitive advantage.

Sure, you've seen classics like 'A Christmas Story' and 'Miracle on 34th Street.' But have you heard of 'Holiday in Handcuffs'? We didn't think so.

Troubles on the set and suspicious deaths helped to cultivate a nasty reputation for these cursed movies and famous legends.

A night out watching 'The Irishman' in a newly restored theater raises so many questions.

Americans went to libraries more than the movies in 2019, according to a new Gallup poll.

After years in decline, drive-ins are prospering amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Researchers are hoping to train dogs to detect people with COVID-19, even if they don't have symptoms.

From veterinary visits to buying dog food, pet owners have questions about how to keep their pets healthy and safe during the coronavirus pandemic.

COVID-19 isn't just going to go away. Here's what we can expect next with testing, immunity and when flu and the coronavirus are both present.

A llama antibody that fights infections could help humans in the fight against the coronavirus.

The Nanoleaf Light Panels and Rhythm sensor is all fun, no business.

Building codes and zoning bylaws should make it easier for more people to do it.

Regulator sets out expectations amid coronavirus for travel, motor and home insurance, product suspensions and renewals as it highlights the important role of the broker in helping vulnerable customers.

Biba's Graeme Trudgill outlines the relevant areas for brokers as the FCA tells firms how to identify key workers in financial services.

The AA said it had raised MOT concerns with transport ministers last week.

Sector responds to the regulator's Dear CEO letter calling on insurers to pay valid claims quickly.

Updated: No interruptions to services are expected, but some staff are expected to remain at their offices.

The insurtech body has signed an open letter seeking additional support for start-ups from the government, as well as warning insurers against turning away from insurtech partners.

The Insurtech UK chairman and Wrisk executive chairman said the “mini meteorite” of Covid-19 has put insurtechs at risk of underfunding.

Short-term car insurance broker says the Coronavirus outbreak made it a "frustratingly unfavourable landscape" to find a new backer.

If you have young children, consider this required (albeit loathsome) reading.

The donation to the N.C. Tree Farm Program was made in honor of the renewable energy company's 15th anniversary.

Climate change is forcing tropical fish to migrate, and they threaten to mow down their new terrain.

The cinematic destruction of planet earth, or part of it, has been a favorite Hollywood movie theme for decades.

Opinion: Philippa Wilkin, former underwriter and mindfulness expert, explores ways to manage anxiety during the coronavirus pandemic.

HM Treasury confirmed to Biba that small and medium-sized brokers are eligible for the scheme.

The FCA has asked up to 300 firms to provide financial information on client money, staff furlough, debt and cash.

After Aon stated that 70% of its staff are expected to take reductions in salary as the business tackles the economic impact of the coronavirus, other UK brokers reveal a mixed approach to the situation.

Provider says existing customers will not be affected by the move.

Updated: The largest brokers in the UK revealed measures in place to protect staff and customers from coronavirus.

The body outlined the insurer response to Financial Conduct Authority guidelines as providers waive renewals for key workers.

On demand insurtechs encourage incumbents to give back premium as it is predicted providers could save £1bn as claims plummet amid lockdown.

The group, which has members including Aviva's Maurice Tulloch and RSA's Stephen Hester, is working closely with Pool Re to develop solutions to the crisis.

The business is to return £110m to car and van customers as part of Stay At Home Refunds as it becomes first to bow to pressure to give back as policyholders use vehicles less.

Survey aims to find out how the industry has changed its working practices, the challenges faced by professionals working remotely and how brokers feel insurers have responded to the pandemic.

Exclusive: Stephen Catlin slams "unfortunate" lack of sympathy to policyholders in messages from the sector and pushes back at claim that the industry steering group on pandemic response is a PR gimmick.

The ABI says insurers are expected to pay £900m towards business interruption claims.

The ABI and the Association of Consumer Support Organisations have developed a statement of intent recommending remote video examination and rehabilitation.

The document has been developed to help brokers navigate platforms such as Twitter and Linked In throughout the outbreak.

Updated: Major insurers including Axa, Aviva, Ageas, LV and Zurich respond on automatic rebates as motor disrupters say the Admiral £25 move does not go far enough and questions are raised about the gesture.

The group is being advised by Mishcon de Reya and will look into claims denied by any number of insurers naming Axa, China Taiping, RSA, Touchstone, and Zurich but excluding Hiscox.

Provider states it is "evaluating possible sources of capital" to respond to the pandemic.

Simon Sloane, partner at law firm Fieldfisher, says over 40 policyholders in the dental sector are interested in pursuing action.

The regulator issued a raft of measures today (1 May) for how financial services firms should behave while coronavirus grips the nation.

Providers urged to consider how value of products has changed as customers alter behaviours during coronavirus with product refunds proposed.

Experts have warned that business interruption could be “the next PPI for brokers “as FCA seeks legal clarity on BI wordings.

John Glen said the government is in continual dialogue with insurance sector as he restates companies without the right cover will require support from elsewhere.

Evans quoted the figure in a letter defending the response of insurers to the pandemic.

But the consolidators say their models have not changed as a result of the coronavirus.

In the second of a new series of video casts brought to you by Insurance Age and Insurance Post while our journalists are in isolation lockdown we discuss how insurtechs are seeking to create positive customer stories to redress the negative media coverage.