Ex-Tory campaign chief spared jail after admitted cheating at gambling on general election date

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Ex-Tory campaign chief spared jail after admitted cheating at gambling on general election date

The Conservative Party’s former director of campaigning has been spared jail despite admitting he cheated at gambling on the date of the 2024 general election. Last month, Anthony Lee pleaded guilty to two offences relating to placing bets on the date of the 2024 general election, with his wife Laura Lee, who was a parliamentary candidate at the time, admitting one charge. At Southwark Crown Court on Friday, jurors…