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Bodyguard to the former wife of the Sultan of Brunei allegedly stole her diamonds to pay off massive gambling debts.

British MPs voted against an opposition bill that would have clamped down on gambling machines.

Leading risk management company, PIMS-SCA, has launched its latest campaign with Empire Casino.

Independent high street gambling businesses are being told to improve their underage gambling controls after the Commission’s recent test purchase exercise across England.

A ban on employees of the Professional Footballers' Association making bets on football will be introduced.

Liverpool City Council have approved a motion to ban fixed-odds gambling machines.

The inaugural sponsorship is a new venture for Ukash, which will be supporting horseracing for the first time.

Scottish deep sea fisherman reels in over 5 million in online jackpot win.

Having run a similar promotion in 2012, this sees PIMS-SCA and The Empire Casino working together once again.

A British sports rehabilitation clinic that works with addicted gamblers says football players take loans to fund gambling addiction.

32Red to sponsor the All-Weather Championships, which comprises six different races for 3 Year Olds, Fillies and Mares, Marathon, Sprint, Mile and Middle Distance horses.

bet365 will sponsor 13 of the 21 races across the three-day meeting at Newbury Racecourse.

British snooker player faces life ban from the sport after being found guilty of match-fixing.

Professional Football Association throws its full support behind chief Gordon Taylor amid media allegations of personal gambling debt.

Maria Miller not expected to implement drastic reductions on Fixed-Odd Betting Terminals stakes following review.

Gambling is commonplace by Scottish football players says a former player Kevin Kyle.

An 18-year-old math student won the event, netting a £5,000 seat to EPT London.

J Todd reports on an increase in taxes for online gaming companies that accept U.K. players but do not operate in the U.K. and more rumors of online poker legislation in the U.S.

The British government is to implement a 15% tax on offshore online gambling companies.

The UK-based company launches tomorrow with a VIP party at London's Aspers Casino.