A young businessman who helped settle his father's £500,000 secret gambling debts and went on to reform the betting industry has now turned his sights to helping youngsters – in Rwanda.
Adam Bradford only learnt of his dad's addiction when he was told his father was going to prison, having been found guilty of stealing £50,000 from his bosses.
The then-21-year-old made it his mission to pay back every penny owed, before creating a betting safety app, BetProtect, to help prevent others enduring similar pain and suffering.
