Sir Richard Branson will no longer be putting in a bid to run the National Lottery. The business mogul has withdrawn his interest to concentrate on getting his other business ventures through the COVID-19 pandemic. Branson has drawn criticism over his response to the outbreak, especially after asking for a...
Gambling firms in the UK are to withdraw all TV and radio advertising for the...
Bet365 boss Denise Coates has donated a generous £10 million to an NHS trust. The...
As most major sporting events have now been canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, gamblers...
Secondary school pupils will soon receive education about gambling harms and debt risks. The Department...
The Alzheimer’s Society has come under fire over its partnership with UK gambling giant William...
The wealthiest gambling tycoon in Bulgaria, Vasil Bozhkov was arrested in the United Arab Emirates...
The gambling industry convention Ice London has been criticized for its use of scantily-clad models...
In the wake of the Coronavirus outbreak in Asia, serious macroeconomic consequences are being witnessed,...
A recent petition in Spain has asked the government to ban the use of credit...
A self-exclusion scheme set-up by the Latvian government is now active. This system enables Latvians...
The Swedish Gaming Authority (Spelinspektionen) has recently published details for its strategy to counteract unlicensed...
Canada’s federal anti-money laundering agency has notified casinos to be wary of customers paying with...
Michigan’s House has overwhelmingly approved a bill that will make it easier for Detroit’s casino...