Adverts for two gambling firms, Kwiff and Betway, were banned after a complaint was lodged to the Advertising Standards Authority
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Adverts for two gambling firms, Kwiff and Betway, were banned after a complaint was lodged to the Advertising Standards Authority
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Gambling adverts featuring Sir Lewis Hamilton and a Chelsea FC logo have been banned for the likelihood they would strongly appeal to children.
UK's ad watchdog warns the betting companies not to include any character who has a strong appeal to viewers under the age of 18.
The Independent Football Regulator has been urged to stop Premier League clubs from accepting gambling sponsorship from operators…
Aston Villa, Chelsea, Leeds and Nottingham Forest failed to respond to questions sent by the Guardian, while Sunderland refused…
The BBC’s executive complaints unit (ECU) said the initial broadcast of the offensive term ‘was highly offensive and had no…
Advertising watchdog says it banned ads after discovering some that suggested the potentially fatal procedures are safe,…
Sir Keir Starmer will do ‘everything in his power’ to overturn the controversial ban, according to his spokesperson
