Making sense of racing's 3bn black hole' and affordability checks row
The UK betting industry's declining turnover is a significant concern, prompting calls for government intervention amidst misunderstandings about gambling regulations.
Widow of gambling addict lambasts watchdog's failure to investigate suicides
The Gambling Commission's refusal to investigate gambling-related suicides raises concern over accountability and the effectiveness of regulation in preventing future tragedies.
London Casino Rules | Can You Bet With Your Credit Card?
You cannot use credit cards for gambling in London's casinos due to pre-existing bans.
Betting firm to pay more than 500,000 for failures in anti-money laundering
Bet365 fined over 500,000 for anti-money laundering failures
Denise Coates, UK's best paid woman, under scrutiny for company's regulatory breaches
Brexit-backer Richard Desmond invokes EU law to sue Gambling Commission
Richard Desmond is suing the gambling regulator after his company Northern & Shell lost a bid to run the national lottery, potentially costing good causes millions of pounds.
Desmond is invoking EU laws retained after Brexit to support his claim for damages from the Gambling Commission.
The cost of any damages awarded to Desmond could potentially come out of lottery funding for good causes.
Cabinet minister claimed he won 2,000 on election bets
A conservative cabinet minister claimed to have won over 2,000 pounds by betting on a July general election and later revealed it was a joke.
Tories launch internal inquiry into election date betting
The Conservatives are facing an inquiry into gambling on the election timing.