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The story about sumo wrestlers admitting to fixing matches (as reported in various papers today, including the Guardian and the Independent ) is an interesting one, no? Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't Japan the beacon of light for those who rail at the gambling…

The story about sumo wrestlers admitting to fixing matches (as reported in various papers today, including the Guardian and the Independent ) is an interesting one, no? Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't Japan the beacon of light for those who rail at the gambling…

Not that it comes as any surprise, but reports out today that Europe's internet service providers have warned that they won't co-operate with regulators who want to cut off illegal gambling sites demonstrate the predictable futility of current European law-making. European governments, aware that they…

Not that it comes as any surprise, but reports out today that Europe's internet service providers have warned that they won't co-operate with regulators who want to cut off illegal gambling sites demonstrate the predictable futility of current European law-making. European governments, aware that they…

Aside from all my usual nonsense about dull things like levy, I was highly amused to read Simon Sebag-Montefiore in the Spectator Diary this week writing about how a mistake which was made by a newspaper in a 2004 promotion is now forever elongated with…