Conservative Party Withdraws Support from Betting Candidates Amid Scandal
Conservative Party Withdraws Support from Betting Candidates Amid Scandal
Conservative Party Withdraws Support from Betting Candidates Amid Scandal
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The Conservative Party has withdrawn support from two parliamentary candidates, Craig Williams and Laura Saunders, amid an investigation into their alleged betting on the date of the upcoming general election. Both candidates will appear on the ballot as independents if elected, pending the outcome of the inquiry by the Gambling Commission. The scandal has also implicated a member of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's Metropolitan police protection team, who was arrested for allegedly using insider information to place bets. The party's decision follows internal inquiries and increased pressure on Sunak to take action. Several prominent Conservatives have called for decisive measures, and the party has launched its own investigation into the matter. The Metropolitan police are now looking into additional officers who may be involved in the gambling activities.

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Britain's Conservatives withdraw support from candidates in gambling probe
UK Tories Pull Support From Candidates Caught in Betting Probe
PM Rishi Sunak lashes out at Tories who bet on July election
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Britain's Conservatives withdraw support from candidates in gambling probe
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PM Rishi Sunak lashes out at Tories who bet on July election
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