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Dangers of gaming 'loot boxes' outlinedAn 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.
Gambling
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Gambling onslaught on football must endCARE has demanded action to curb an onslaught of gambling advertising in football after a series of media reports highlighted abuses by the betting industry.
Gambling
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Betting bosses rake in £100 million
Gambling
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Next Prime Minister must honour gambling reform plan - CARECARE has urged the next Prime Minister to honour a pledge to reform Britain's gambling laws as betting industry lobbying intensifies.
Gambling
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10 gambling-related suicides probed
Gambling
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Clubs urged to ditch gambling sponsors
A group of ex-gambling addicts and family members of people who died as a result of gambling-related suicide are urging football clubs across the UK to end gambling sponsorship.
Gambling
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Top flight footballer on problem gambling
An former Premier League footballer has spoken about his battle with gambling addiction and offered help to other struggling players.
Gambling
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Clubs urged to axe betting sponsorsCampaigners for gambling reform have urged Premier League football clubs to ditch betting sponsors, in order to protect vulnerable fans.
Gambling
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Premier League set to ban gambling sponsorsPremier League clubs are on the cusp of agreeing a voluntary ban on shirt sponsorship by betting companies, The Times newspaper reports.
Gambling
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UK Govt resists pressure to ban highly addictive ‘loot boxes’
CARE was one of a number of organisations who said the UK Government should consider banning highly addictive Loot Boxes.
Gambling
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Fourth delay to gambling whitepaper 'inexcusable', CARE says
Press release: A further delay to vital gambling reform plans is "inexcusable" and will cause "untold grief", CARE has said.
Gambling
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Further delays to crucial gambling law review likely after Prime Minister's resignationCARE has expressed frustration as events in Number 10 make it highly likely a whitepaper on gambling law reform will now face further delays.
Gambling