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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".

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.

A party that was ruthlessly well prepared for the election has looked rather less prepared for the realities of government.

John Mitchell's side then ruthlessly blew away the world champions in the first half at the Allianz last month, strengthening England's case as favourites for the World Cup.