All news on the topic: Health insurance

Helga Maria Hengbarth was said to have died six years ago when she was 86, but her son told neighbours in Verona, Italy that she'd moved back to Germany - while her corpse remained in their property

Airlines including easyJet, Ryanair and British Airways have updated hand luggage rules, health insurance in the European Union has recently changed, and post-Brexit passport rules are different

Their mother and father were convicted too and got suspended sentences for the fake website fraud

It comes amid a spike in cases in middle-aged people— with rates having doubled among under 55s since the 1990s

Talk show hosts Jimmy Fallon and Seth Meyers have offered to pay their staff out of their own pocket in a kind gesture amid the American writer's strike

Danielle Epstein says she ''felt like the most awful person leaving somebody because they have cancer'' after she broke things off with Jelle Fresen who fell ill as they were buying a house

Courtney Mills did not have international health insurance, but her bills have already spiralled above £2,400 with fans being asked if they can donate toward her recovery

Emma Gorrick, 37, was diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer two years ago, with medics at the time giving her a bleak prognosis of just eight weeks

Sir Rod Stewart left a Sky News broadcaster speechless last month when he revealed he was planning to pay for scans for Brits who are currently on NHS waiting lists

Martin Lewis, founder of moneysavingexpert.com and a 5Live presenter, has shared his top five tips for saving money and protecting yourself financially while on holiday

As all eyes were on President Joe Biden and his wife after she swanned in to cheers from the Democrats, Jill and Doug Emhoff misjudged the distance between them and appeared to make the social slip up

Republicans heckled US president Joe Biden's State of the Union address in Congress, with some claiming he's a "liar". Some conservatives jumped up to the feet throughout the address, too

Richard Martin, who was a university lecturer in Spain, was a victim of an armed robbery and had to sleep rough as a result - now back in Brighton, he's still facing homelessness

While the UK's emergency rooms struggle with ambulance queues, patients in corridors and long wait times, the A&E department at the UMC hospital in Amsterdam tells a very different story