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The Money Programme

BBC Two
on BBC Two England

In 1990 a British insurance company, London United
Investments, went bust with debts of at least$5 billion.
Almost all the creditors are
American. David Strahan reports on how a UK compensation scheme, originally intended to protect British policyholders, is now expected to pay around$1 billion to US policyholders of LUI, and why the British public will foot the bill.
Editor Jane Ellison

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Unknown:
David Strahan
Editor:
Jane Ellison
Source: Radio Times

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