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MPs received gifts including hospitality tickets to Ascot , Cheltenham, Lord’s Cricket Ground, Wembley Stadium and the Brit Awards .
The donations were all publicly declared in the MPs’ register of members’ interests.
There is no suggestion that the MPs have acted immorally or outside of parliamentary rules.
The figures have prompted concerns of a “conflict of interest” from campaigners.
Conservative candidate for Tewkesbury received 109,000 contributions from 11 firms.
His contributions included 66,000 in earnings from a second job as an adviser on safer gambling and sport for the Betting and Gaming Council.
He described affordability checks as the “greatest ever threat’ to gambling and horseracing.
Former health secretary Matt Hancock voiced his opposition to the plans in February .
The Betting and Gaming Council paid for Ascot tickets and hospitality worth nearly 5,000 later that year.
Chris Grayling , a former transport and justice secretary, received 1,900 in tickets to the Epsom Derby .
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