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Gambling Commission investigationBBC
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Fourth Tory official reportedly being looked into by Gambling Commission over bets.
Sunday Times is reporting that a senior Tory official allegedly placed dozens of bets.
Conservative election candidates Laura Saunders and Craig Williams have confirmed they are being investigated.
The Liberal Democrats have accused the Conservatives of being "mired" in sleaze.
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