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The gambling sector and its allies have tried to disparage Andy Burnham for his recent stand against gambling venues, calling it prohibitionist and a “puritan perspective” with “worrying religious and moral connotations.” They even…
Neoliberalism and offshoring created a paradise for a few billionaires. We shouldn't listen to their cries of woe now that's being restricted.
The condition of Britain’s High Streets has become a stark symbol of economic decline and state failure. Labour are changing that.
Gambling reform campaigner Derek Webb explains how the lobbying communications machine tries to influence government.
Blair failed to mention inequality or the structural concentration baked into our system by political and regulatory choices.
Burnham understands that economic policy can't be separated from community wellbeing. Labour must be prepared to act when vested interests damage lives.
Newer, independent, public health-focused charities have been left out of the allocation of money raised by the gambling levy.
For the Chancellor to deliver what is best for the country, not helping harmful sectors avoid taxes, should be a priority.
Illegal sports streaming and black-market gambling are eroding UK standards, fuelling crime, consumer harm and regulatory failure, and exposing Britain as a soft touch.
A higher tax on gambling is a great move. It will help fight the social ills of gambling related harms and addiction.
Labour members would almost unanimously back increased taxes on the gambling and banking sector in the Budget, along with a shake-up of council tax thresholds.
Gordon Brown, Labour MPs and the public agree - tax gambling companies and end child poverty now.
