A Conservative MP waved goodbye to his dream of refereeing at the World Cup today as he vowed not to officiate while parliament is sitting.

The Campaign for Fairer Gambling's Matt Zarb-Cousin writes in advance of the government's expected announcement on stake reduction for fixed odds betting terminals.

Jeremy Corbyn will have another go at spotting celebs like Ant and Dec when he appears on a special edition of Gogglebox.

Removing free-plays and uniformity of the ID verification on deposit and withdrawal are two recommendations in the Fairer Gambling submission to the DCMS review.

As the Government prepares to finally publish its triennial review of fixed-odds betting terminals (FOBTs) this month, Dods Political Consultant Ben Rayner outlines the options facing Ministers.

MPs have enough of a job without being told their artistic works have been deemed "bottom gravy".

Abstention from gambling is key to recovery, and permanent abstention is the only viable practical long-term solution for guaranteed recovery, as it is with other addictions, says CFFG

Facebook and Google are “bad for democracy” and threaten the future of local media by “taking all their content and reproducing it for free”, a former Culture Secretary is set to say.

Harvey Weinstein faces being stripped of his honorary CBE after Theresa May broke her silence over the "deeply concerning" sex assault allegations against him.

The positive health effects of art are well documented. But much more can be done to incorporate this into our care system, writes Ed Vaizey MP.

The Campaign for Fairer Gambling have made recommendations to ensure that children are not being tempted to gamble.

The Campaign for Fairer Gambling sets out the on-going debate over fixed odds betting terminals following announcements at the Labour conference.

British Parliamentary hearings are to be held in the US in an attempt to quiz Facebook and Google executives about the problem of ‘fake news’.

The Campaign for Fairer Gambling assesses recent developments around gambling, betting shops and fixed odds betting terminals (FOBTs).

The Campaign for Fairer Gambling's latest insight on the debate around fixed odds betting terminals and whether new regulations are now required.

Rupert Murdoch's bid to takeover Sky suffered a major setback today after the Government announced it would be referred to the official competition watchdog.

Politicians and social media companies must play their part in ending the “explicit and aggressive” abuse aimed at some BBC journalists, the broadcaster’s chair has said.

Derek Webb of the Campaign for Fairer Gambling explains the changing dynamics of the FOBT and gambling media debate.

An attempt by media mogul Rupert Murdoch to enlarge his broadcasting empire in the UK is set to be referred to the official competition watchdog, it was announced today.

LBC radio has been rapped by the UK's broadcasting watchdog for failing to challenge a listener who branded Diane Abbott “a retard”.

Good Thing’s Foundation’s chair Liz Williams spoke to PoliticsHome about the organisation’s ambitions and how it has now helped over 2 million people improve their digital skills. The charity is hosting a parliamentary reception on 11th September.

Young Muslims living in Britain face enormous social mobility preventing them from realising their potential, a “disturbing” new report has found.

Football clubs should be banned from having their shirts sponsored by gambling firms, Labour has said.

The Campaign for Fairer Gambling explains why it believes the 2005 Gambling Act is no longer fit for purpose.