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20 July 2018Copyright

UK pubs fined for illegally broadcasting Sky Sports

The licensees of three UK-based pubs have been fined for illegally broadcasting Sky Sports on their premises.

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7 April 2016   A UK pub company has been ordered to pay more than £120,000 after being found guilty of illegally showing Sky Sports in three pubs that it owns.
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