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Hi telfer and welcome to the forum.
If you are looking for a policy to simply pay out on death, then a level or decreasing life assurance is what you require but I cannot see you getting that level of cover without the usual health underwriting. I see that Liverpool Victoria offer a full cover policy after one year in force but I would imagine even that would be expensive for the level of cover you mention.
Out of interest, why do you seek a 'no questions' policy?
I'm assuming you require a 'no questions' policy because of medical problems, but a sum of that will need to be underwritten. I'm an underwriter by profession, so might be able to assist if you can give some more information
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