Gambling laws must be taken to ‘another level’ in Northern Ireland

Gambling laws must be taken to ‘another level’ in Northern Ireland

Sinn Fein’s Caral Ni Chuilin holds a press conference outside Stormont Castle on the way into round table talks in Belfast this afternoon involving both the UK and Irish governments and leaders of the five Executive parties being convened in a bid to find a way to save the Stormont House Agreement they all signed up to last year (Niall Carson/PA)

Efforts to regulate online gambling in Northern Ireland must be taken to another level, a Stormont minister has said.

Communities minister Caral Ni Chuilin said new laws would be brought before the Assembly before the current mandate ends in 2022.

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