Tribunal dubs Health Lottery owner’s £70m claim against Gambling Commission ‘hopeless’

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The challenge was brought by the New Lottery Company, Northern & Shell, and Health Lottery Elm, companies owned by Richard Desmond

The Competition Appeal Tribunal has dismissed a legal challenge accusing the Gambling Commission of unlawfully allowing Camelot to retain £70.2m of National Lottery revenue for marketing.

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