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‘Tentative’ deal on gambling reform despite scathing inquiry report

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‘Tentative’ deal on gambling reform despite scathing inquiry report

Labour sources are hopeful the unpopular gambling reforms will pass both houses of parliament by Thursday.

Meanwhile, the 'AI whisperer' is preparing to speak up.

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