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It will block all attempts by clients with a US address or credit card from participating in its online casinos and poker games. The UK’s second-largest bookmaker has taken the advice of lawyers concerned with the current uncertainty about the internet gaming industry in the US. Over the past two months there has been a spate of arrests of online gaming executives entering the US; they face charges including conspiracy, fraud and racketeering. The charges relate to the Wire Act that prohibits the use of telephone lines to make bets and until the situation is clarified, William Hill has decided to play it safe. A Honda spokesman would not confirm the details but said: “An announcement will be made at 12 o’clock.” Earlier this month Honda announced the launch of its new Civic Type R to be built alongside the Type S range in Swindon. Meanwhile in July, the Financial Times reported that Honda was considering adding an extra shift at Swindon in a move that could create more than 500 jobs, after sales of the new Civic hatchback beat forecasts. Shigeru Takagi, president of Honda Motor Europe, told the newspaper at the time the company was examining how to add a shift.

“The matter is when and how,” he said, adding that the number of jobs would be “in the hundreds”, but details had not yet been finalised.. The Japanese car giant Honda is expected to announce a major expansion of its Wiltshire plant, creating hundreds of jobs. Production at its site in Swindon will rise from 190,000 to more than 250,000 cars a year, according to reports.
The move is expected to bring the total workforce to nearly 5,000. It will allow the manufacturer to cope with demand for its latest Civic hatchback and a new CR-V off-roader being launched at the Paris Motor Show. Bhs has fared less well in the past year, with total sales off 1.8 per cent at £860.5 million and operating profits down to £48.5 million from £105.2 million. As well as lower sales, the problems with ranges put pressure on margins as the retailer was forced to mark down more stock.

Mr Green said of the Bhs performance: “The results for the last financial year are obviously disappointing.” He added: “This has been a difficult period for the business but I would like to thank all our staff for their hard work and our customers for their continued loyalty.”. “We just want them to do the right thing, and respect our environment and our residents’ quality of life.”. Billionaire retailer Philip Green today conceded that his Bhs chain had been through a “difficult” period after annual operating profits fell 54 per cent. Mr Green also owns the Topshop-to-Burton fashion empire Arcadia, which last year paid him £1.2 billion in dividends.