Dick Peters Allowed to Leave the US
Sportingbet's Chairman, Peter Dicks, resigned from the company yesterday, shortly after a US court ruled that he could return to the UK until his extradition hearing on September 28. Read more here.
By Christine Mingie
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- Dick Peters Allowed to Leave the US
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