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Met denies being source of leaks identifying those being investigated by Gambling Commission .
Police sources say force is not behind the disclosure of names of those being looked into.
Names of four Conservatives have emerged - including two who are standing for election.
BBC understands there are a "handful" of other officers being looked at by commission.
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