Thanks for that. I actually did that, rang, explained gave all the contacts for the police officer dealing with it, including his collar number and email. I shouldn't actually know the correct number plate involved, but I was told it so gave that too. The man whose car was bumped has made absolutely no effort to inform his insurance that he is wrong and that this has nothing to do with me. I understand and accept that he gave information as he had it, but he was told immediately he was wrong the next day and he's made absolutely no effort to sort it out. This is his problem, not mine at the end of the day!

Thank you!

I must confess to being absolutely and utterly furious! I thought standing on my drive late at night with the neighbours looking at a cop and his mag light was enough hassle for one person. This man has his own issues, they aren't mine. He's told my insurance he was hurtin this bump but has made a statement to the police that he was nowhere near his car at the time, cctv confirms this too. I don't know who this man is nor can I contact him. I realise it's irrational but I am literally losing sleep over this, I have not a jot to do with it and here I am answering questions and being asked if I can provide any proof of where I actually was at the time. I'm getting furious, it's my business where I was cctv confirms I wasn't reversing into this liar's car. ( I was at Aldi as it goes, 30 miles away!)

I'm surprised that the insurance company didn't do some simple checks on the so-called claim, like looking the registration number up to see if it tallied with the make of car alleged to have done the damage?

Pure laziness on their part IMHO.

No there is no doubt, Admiral correspond via email, also numerous telephone conversations.