Camelot loses lottery bid
Camelot, the operators of the National Lottery, have lost a High Court action in which it accused a lotteries watchdog of failing in its legal duty to protect it from Richard Desmond's controversial "rival" Health Lottery.
Camelot, the operators of the National Lottery, have lost a High Court action in which it accused a lotteries watchdog of failing in its legal duty to protect it from Richard Desmond's controversial "rival" Health Lottery.
Founder of the Health Lottery, Richard Desmond, has said that he is; "absolutely delighted, absolutely vindicated in all this nonsense that Camelot been talking about - the Health Lottery is legal."
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