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Sir Iain, who campaigns on gambling harms, said that gambling companies "use ruthlessly apps and everything else to get to younger people".

These victories for abortion, however, are about to crash into the reality of a ruthlessly anti-choice administration.

The spirit of the pro-democracy movement was broken, largely due to a brutal and ruthlessly effective crackdown, but also from the simple exhaustion of fighting a lonely battle while discovering there were many fewer small-d democrats in the country than they had once believed.

This was the start of England's preparations to defend their European crown in Switzerland next summer and their weaknesses were ruthlessly exploited.

They lived in mutual suspicion for months, until one ruthlessly cannibalized the other in the night.