Hancock: ‘Gambling addiction is a serious medical condition’
ODN
ODN
  • 5 years ago
Health Secretary Matt Hancock has pledged to open 14 new gambling clinics across the country. These are to support individuals struggling with a gambling addiction. The Conservative MP added that the clinics will also aim to support children and young people. Report by Thomasl. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn
Recommended
1:32
I
Up next
Launching a new NHS Reservists Bill in Parliament, supported by the Health Secretary Matt Hancock
The News, Portsmouth
3:09
Kent mental health podcasters talk gambling addiction
KentOnline / KMTV
5:06
Legalising Gambling LC report on gambling accessed by NewsX
NewsX
1:24
Gambling - The UK gambling industry in numbers
National World - News and sport explainers
6:20
Illegal Cricket Gambling Racket Of Dilip Khatri Gambling Money Seized By Police
News Vision India
10:20
Larry The Gambling Goldfish IIs Week 8 NFL Gambling Picks
Pardon My Take
2:24
Online Gambling: Increase in number of European boys gambling
TRT World
1:48
Pemuda Nekat Curi 15 Ekor Sapi Akibat Kecanduan Judi Online di Sleman
SINDOnews
1:25
Alvin Alvarez Presents: Overcoming Lottery Addiction and Manifesting Your Destiny | movie | 2016 | Official Trailer
JustWatch
1:09
L'addiction aux jeux d'argent, comment ça fonctionne ?
Doctissimo
1:55
Have Gambling Problems Risen In Illinois?
SportsGrid
3:45
Arizona sees gambling addiction surge after sports betting is legalized
ABC15
5:17
Why a problem gambler kept putting money in the pokies
The Canberra Times
ODN
1:09
Rishi Sunak arrives in Berlin to meet German Chancellor
ODN
1:50
PM: Poland and the UK are allies for the long term
ODN
0:55
Starmer: Govt's Rwanda gimmick won't stop smuggling gangs
ODN
1:20
PM: There's nothing compassionate about UK's asylum system
ODN
0:30
PM joins trilateral meeting with Tusk and Stoltenberg
ODN
0:38
PM, Hunt and Shapps arrive in Poland for Nato security talks
ODN
Featured channels
More from
Met Office
More from
ODN
More from
SWNS
More from
GoodtoKnow
More from
Evening Standard
More from
FourFourTwo