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Luke Ashton had hidden his gambling from his wife after becoming addicted during the Covid-19 lockdown

Luke Ashton took his own life at the age of 40 after suffering what an expert says was a ‘pervasive’ gambling disorder.

Father-of-two Luke Ashton took his own life after losing thousands of pounds while gambling.

Dad of two Luke was suffering from a crushing gambling addiction

Experts believe Luke Ashton, who died at the age of 40, had a ‘pervasive’ gambling disorder before he took his own life in 2021.

First inquest to formally involve a gambling operator hears that Luke Ashton at one point had debts of £18,000

Annie Ashton told an inquest into the death of her husband Luke, 40, that she believed gambling addiction led him to take his own life.

PPB Counterparty Services to pay £490,000 for breaching social responsibility rules

Paddy Power parent Flutter’s UK revenues soared in the final months before the rules were announced

LONDON: The UK government on Thursday announced a proposed overhaul of Britain’s £14-billion ($17 billion) gambling industry with a view to tackling addiction in the smartphone era.

Shares of famous sports betting and gaming company Flutter (PDYPY) gained more than 70% over the past six months. The company delivered a strong performance in high-growth markets last year. Moreover, it is well-placed to continue its business momentum in 2023 and beyond, driven by its diversified brand portfolio and…