Jamie Smith’s rapid response to West Indies fireworks sets up ODI sweep for England
Maddy Cusack inquest should be heard by a jury, family’s lawyers claim
Clàudia Pina’s double for Spain means England miss out on Nations League finals
Rome’s taxi drivers outraged at claim they drive like F1’s Max Verstappen
Ticketek warns buyers against using multiple browsers amid complaints over Ashes ticket sales
Jamie Smith’s rapid response to West Indies fireworks sets up ODI sweep for England
Maddy Cusack inquest should be heard by a jury, family’s lawyers claim
Clàudia Pina’s double for Spain means England miss out on Nations League finals
Rome’s taxi drivers outraged at claim they drive like F1’s Max Verstappen
Ticketek warns buyers against using multiple browsers amid complaints over Ashes ticket sales
Measures include spending limits for online games and ban on rewarding players for logging in each day
China’s $45bn (£31.3bn) gaming industry has been dealt a blow by proposals to limit the time and money spent on the sector.
New rules including spending limits for online games, a ban on games from rewarding players for logging in every day and a ban on lucky draw features from being offered to minors were announced by regulators last week, sparking panic among investors.
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