Camera insurance in the UK - recommendations please

It would actually exclude almost every vehicle manufactured since the 1990s. All hatchback / estates have folding seats which are a movable partition, and all saloons since that time have a boot latch inside the vehicle that opens the trunk. This is an electronic or manual device in the passenger area.

Problem is that I got caught out by VERY similar wording to this when I lost everything. And people feel it's weasel words because right up front, they tell you that they'll cover you under a specific condition in nice big bold print, but then hidden in the fine print, you find something like this and suddenly all the money you paid to get that cover that was advertised in big bold print is not worth anything. Of course people get emotional because they feel they've been tricked. Not everyone reads the fine print in as much detail as I do, and I only do because I've been screwed already.

I think that the law governing insurance needs to be simplified a lot . We need to get to a point where if a regular person would reasonably understand a statement to mean something or for a level of cover to provide what it does, then the insurance companies should be expected to honour that.

To charge money for unattended vehicle cover and then have wording that would exclude almost any car manufactured in the last 21 years seems dishonest at best to me.