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UKGC litigation costs rise to GBP13.4m amid National Lottery claims

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The UK Gambling Commission’s litigation costs rose from GBP 400,000 to GBP 13.4 million over the reported year, reportedly driven largely by legal action brought by Northern & Shell over the National Lottery licence award. Northern & Shell seeks GBP 20 million in damages; the report also cites separate claims and lawsuits involving Camelot, IGT and a Flutter subsidiary.

The rise in litigation costs and related claims may affect UKGC funding and the National Lottery licence dispute.

End-of-day close Allwyn (ALWN), EUR, to 7 November 2025
Story date11 August 20257 November 2025

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