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@UB1UB2 Driver executed like a Declan Rice free kick in the champions league

A London bus driver pretends to let a man on who was blocking the road, then drives off without a second thought

'The Gambling Commission seems to think the best way of driving down problem gambling is driving down gambling' Nail on the head by @RichardHoiles on @itvracing . My view is we need to put out the positives of gambling and go after the anti-gambling misinformation.

🗣️ "The reality is affordability checks do not help, they do not address the underlying problem" Very interesting words from @NevinTruesdale , Cheif executive of the Jockey Club addressing problem gambling within racing #ITVRacing | @TheJockeyClub | @MCYeeehaaa

The true stark visuals the commission fail to acknowledge. #rhodesout racingpost.com/news/gambling-…

👀 outsider 28/1 ‘Certain Style’ slips the field

'The solution is not to avoid bringing in well-targeted and proportionate new regulations – especially where there are clear problems that need to be solved in improving our regulatory regime. We must also ensure that we avoid any unintended consequence of increased use of unlicensed operators.' I agree with this. The problem is the massive overreach of the regulations they have already brought in has resulted in 'unintended' consequences. Operators are scared of fines so are demanding absurd amounts of documentation. They are also using the cover of regulations to avoid paying out. Gamstop has meant tens of thousands of vulnerable customers have gone to the black market. I predict Gamprotect (where the user gets excluded from the legal market without asking to be excluded) will lead to even more vulnerables going to the BM. If Rhodes tries to mandate open banking for the SCV I imagine the BM will go through the roof. As the Black Market grows Rhodes will need more money and people under his control to 'tackle' it. But he will never stop it. USA and China could not stop it. The war on drugs failed. Alcohol prohibition failed. We need sensible policies that have a balance and keep people playing in the licensed market where they can be taxed and helped, if needed. Yes that will mean a smaller gambling commission with less people, less regulation and a smaller black market to deal with. But it will also mean less gambling harm, higher taxes and more punters having fun. I have simple set of question for regulators and operators. 1. If I have £1m left in the world to my name am I 'allowed' to bet it on a horse to win? 2. If I have £1000 left in the world to my name am I 'allowed' to bet it on a horse to win? 3. If I have £1 left in the world to my name am I 'allowed' to bet it on a horse to win? racingpost.com/news/gambling-…

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@TheJockeyClub @FrankieDettori @NewmarketRace The GOAT 🏇🏿

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🗣️"What did they ever do to earn that right?" @SenseiChanning is not happy with the government's gambling white paper! #LuckOnSunday @ABE_Dubai | @nickluck

📄 Gambling White Paper Review 📄 "You just have to make sure you don't penalise the many who genuinely engage in fun gambling at the expense of the few." 🗣 @RichardHoiles #ITVRacing | #TheOpeningShow | @olibellracing

📄 Gambling White Paper Review 📄 🗣 "It's as if the people in charge of this don't understand how betting works!" @MCYeeehaaa 🗣 "Do you penalise the many to save the few?" @RichardHoiles #ITVRacing

We welcome today’s publication by @DCMS of the Gambling Act Review White Paper and look forward to engaging constructively in consultations with Government and partners to secure a bright future for our sport. British racing has provided several pieces of detailed evidence to Government and Parliamentary committees to inform thinking about the Gambling Act Review in the past 3 years – including a substantial response to the Call for Evidence. While we support modernising UK Gambling Regulation to make it fit for the digital age we are clear that any changes must strike a balance between consumer freedom and protection and recognise the unique relationship between racing and betting. We are encouraged to see our representations recognised. We are also pleased to see a review of the Horserace Betting Levy in the White Paper. The Levy provides valuable funding for British racing and a positive reform is vital to ensure British racing retains its international competitiveness, and supports jobs and investment in rural communities. We urge DCMS to start its review process at the earliest opportunity. The full response to the White Paper from British racing can be found here: britishhorseracing.com/press_releases…

On the 75th anniversary of #VEDay we stop to remember those who gave everything and made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom.

Bundesliga returning on 16th May... #Bundesliga

Happy birthday David Beckham - 45 today Perfect excuse for a throw back to this beauty! ⚽️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

I’ll be donating 10p for every RT & £1 for every donation to donatetonhs.com. It’s time our key workers get the help they need. With your help, I can ensure PPE and other resources are delivered when & where it’s needed most. #NHS

Coutinho potentially coming back to the @premierleague thoughts everyone?

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#tbt One year to the day, Gerard Deulofeu inspired Watford's comeback against Wolves to reach their first FA Cup final since 1984 #watfordfc