Christians welcome ruling on 'offensive' World Cup advert

Christians have said they are “grateful” after their complaint against an advertisement by betting organisation Sporting Index was upheld by the UK industry watchdog.

Christians welcome ruling on 'offensive' World Cup advert
Wed, 06 Aug, 2014 - 14:55

Christians have said they are “grateful” after their complaint against an advertisement by betting organisation Sporting Index was upheld by the UK industry watchdog.

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