Government calls flood summit with insurance leaders

 A family are rescued from their home in Gloucester during flooding on 27 November

Attendees to discuss practical response for those affected by flooding.

The government is today hosting a meeting with insurance leaders to discuss how the industry is helping people affected by the floods.

Cabinet office ministers Oliver Letwin and Jo Johnson along with flooding minister Dan Rogerson and communities minister Brandon Lewis will host the CEOs of Aviva, Direct Line Group, Axa, Lloyds Banking Group and Ageas at the meeting.

Also in attendance will be the claims director of RSA and underwriting director of Axa as well as Otto Thoresen from the

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