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Health risks, climate change and the growing relevance for protection insurers

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By David Gray
| broadstone.co.uk
By David Gray, Senior Consultant Actuary at Broadstone Summary Emerging health risks, from tick-borne disease to extreme weather, are becoming increasingly relevant for life assurance and income protection insurers. Climate change is reshaping morbidity patterns, strengthening the case for prevention, early intervention and more integrated climate risk assessment across protection products and actuarial frameworks.
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How countries are tightening social media access for children worldwide

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By Vernon Pillay, David Gray
| Fast Company South Africa Verified
Vernon Pillay|Published 24 minutes ago Numerous governments around the world are moving at an unprecedented pace to rein in children’s access to social media, ushering in what could be one of the most significant shifts in digital policy this decade. At the forefront is Australia, which on December 10, 2025, became the first country in the world to enforce a blanket ban on social media accounts for children under 16.
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Eversheds Sutherland leads on critical restructuring and rescue sale supporting TGI Fridays’ long‑term future in the UK

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By David Gray, Alexander Mehdevy
| Eversheds Sutherland
The transaction results in 33 of the company’s restaurants transferring to new ownership, securing the jobs of 1,384 employees. Ryan Grant and Will Wright from Interpath were appointed joint administrators to Liberty Bar and Restaurant Group Limited on 13 January 2026. Immediately thereafter, they sold the business and assets of the Company to Sugarloaf TGIF Operations Limited, a company owned by Sugarloaf, the manager and custodian of the worldwide TGI Friday brand.
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