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The UK government is considering a statutory levy on betting companies as part of promised gambling reforms, the Sun newspaper has said.
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Police officers in England and Wales are now routinely screening criminal suspects for a gambling addiction, it has emerged.
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A surge in suicidal gambling addicts turning up to A&E is adding to the pressure on the NHS and ‘predatory’ gambling firms are to blame, doctors have warned.
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An official House of Lords publication outlines the dangers of so-called 'loot boxes' in video games, which are thought to increase the risk of young people taking up gambling.
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CARE has demanded action to curb an onslaught of gambling advertising in football after a series of media reports highlighted abuses by the betting industry.
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Experts have called for training on gambling in medical schools amid a surge of health issues resulting from gambling addiction.
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Bosses at the biggest gambling countries in Britain have been paid a staggering £100 million over the last seven years, despite seriously failing customers.
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CARE has urged the next Prime Minister to honour a pledge to reform Britain's gambling laws as betting industry lobbying intensifies.
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The Gambling Commission is investigating ten suicides with potential links to the betting industry, a leaked letter suggests.
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The Lancet has recommended a public health approach to gambling regulation in the UK, as campaigned for by CARE.
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