Insurance Age's content editor Jonathan Swift and senior reporter Ida Axling take a look at the most clicked on stories on the website for the week .

Top five stories in the week commencing 21 May 2018:

1) Aviva pulls agency with GRP

2) Amazon "working with" UK brokers and insurers

3) Vantage buys Fresh Insurance

4) Ardonagh posts £14.1m loss for Q1 2018

5) InsurTech Futures: Hiscox first insurer to sign up to ex-Aviva boss Fraser Edmond’s data sharing platform

Insurance Age's editor Siân Barton and reporter Emmanuel Kenning share their thoughts on Biba 2018 and a strong week for puns in headlines.

Top five stories in the week commencing 14 May 2018:

1) Ex-broker jailed for ghost broking and fraud

2) Marshmallow toasts Marsh in dispute over name

3) Coversure management completes MBO

4) Peter Cullum rolls with Oasis deal

5) Brightside in multi-million pound six-year deal with Close Brothers Premium Finance

Insurance age content editor Jonathan Swift and editor Siân Barton discuss the week’s top stories, from the fallout from another unrated insurer going under, to Gallagher returning to M&A and Chubb creating new broker teams.

The top stories this week are:

1) Unrated Alpha - policies no longer in force amid bankruptcy

2) Carrot moves another 9,000 clients to Aviva after Alpha collapse

3) Chubb creates six new independent broker teams across UK and Ireland

4) Alpha collapse causes “massive upheaval” with taxi to the fore

5) Gallagher’s Risk Services deal first in strong pipeline

Insurance Age’s reporter Emmanuel Kenning share his thoughts on Zurich's latest restructure while senior reporter Ida Axling reveals what it was like interviewing Rob Worrell.

Top five stories in the week commencing 30 April 2018:

1) Profile of Rob Worrell, CEO of insurance broking at Ardonagh Group

2) No redundancy target amid Zurich’s major underwriting restructure

3) Ian McManus leaves Aon

4) Ex-Sterling owner Nicholas Cooper launches HNW renovation MGA

5) News analysis: Amanda Blanc an “unbelievable gain for Zurich”

Insurance Age’s senior reporter Ida Axling and reporter Emmanuel Kenning discuss the Insurance Age Hack Day, Ardonagh picking up selected renewal rights from Ageas Retail and training in the broking market.

Top five stories in the week commencing 23 April 2018:

1) Ardonagh picks up selected renewal rights from Ageas Retail in £7m deal

2) Close Brothers and other creditors to lose out following collapse of Ignition Select

3) Stackhouse Poland buys Honour Point

4) Eldon Insurance states none of its data was used by Leave.eu campaign

5) Is the talent pool drying up?

Insurance Age's editor Siân Barton and reporter Emmanuel Kenning look behind the numbers in Ardonagh Group's 2017 results and Konseilo's successful £2.7m funding round.

Top five stories in the week commencing 16 April 2018:

1) Towergate owners post £261m loss for 2017

2) Ex-Das CEO Paul Asplin stands trial for fraud

3) Insurtech start-up Konsileo secures £2.7m in funding

4) SSP confirms system disruption in texts to brokers

5) Ex-AA boss Bob Mackenzie seeking up to £225m in damages

Amanda Blanc's Axa exit continued to dominate the headlines but there was room for Jelf, the FCA, SSP and Gable. Insurance Age's editor Siân Barton and senior reporter Ida Axling take a quick flight over this week's most popular articles

The top five stories - week commencing 9 April 2018:

1) Amanda Blanc a "big loss to Axa and unbelievable gain for Zurich"

2) Jelf to buy Clark Thomson

3) Howden and Barbican pursued following Gable collapse

4) FCA to look at dual pricing

5) SSP confirms 5.5% price increase

After an action packed week of news Insurance Age's senior reporter Ida Axling and reporter Emmanuel kenning discuss the FCA hitting out on renewal premium transparency and Amanda Blanc's move from Axa to Zurich.

Top five stories in week commencing 2 April 2018:

1) FCA goes on the attack against "unacceptable" renewal failings

2) Amanda Blanc leaves Axa for Zurich

3) PIB Group buys Wilby

4) Amanda Blanc “a big loss to Axa and unbelievable gain for Zurich”

5) Gallagher poised to replace Aviva as Premiership Rugby title sponsor

Insurance Age's senior reporter Ida Axling and editor Emmanuel Kenning discuss the government's plans for the Ogden rate, insurer reaction and lawyers hitting out. Lloyd's £2bn loss also comes under the spotlight.

Top five stories week commencing 19 March 2018

1) Insurance industry welcomes Ogden rate reform

2) Lloyd’s slumps to £2bn loss for 2017

3) Pen Underwriting makes 11 redundant at Chelmsford office

4) Broker Network buys Knighthood Corporate Assurance Services

5) Claimant lawyers hit out at government’s discount rate reform

There’s a new voice in the Insurance Age podcast booth this week with content director Jonathan Swift making his debut. Along with editor Emmanuel Kenning he looks at consolidation in the broking market and the key themes from an interview with Aviva’s Phil Bayles.

Top five stories - week commencing 12 March 2018:

1) Saffron buys again with Continuum

2) Aston Lark buys Ingram Hawkins and Nock

3) Aviva targets medium sized SMEs

4) NMU Letchworth office axed in regional restructure

5) Biba wants Senior Managers regime date for brokers as soon as possible