By The Weekly Edge desk ·
Focus Gaming News reported that amendments seeking a gambling sponsorship ban were rejected from the Sports Events Bill. The report said local authorities would continue pressing Prime Minister Andy Burnham over advertising.
The rejected amendments do not introduce the proposed sponsorship prohibition.
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