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UK Peers Call for Tobacco-Style Gambling Advertising Ban

A cross-party House of Lords committee says a near-total ban on gambling ads would be the most effective way to reduce public harms.

· 1 min read · language: en
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The Guardian — World

The House of Lords liaison committee has urged the UK government to introduce a ban on almost all gambling advertising, arguing in a 173-page report that authorities have been "too passive" in response to increased digital advertising and social media promotion of gambling. The committee said such a ban would be "most effective" in reducing public health damage.

The proposal has drawn sharp criticism from lobby groups representing bookmakers and casinos. The committee cited concerns about the explosion of gambling promotion via digital channels and influencers.

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