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No match-fixing charges for snooker's Stephen Lee

No match-fixing charges for Lee
Stephen Lee won't face criminal charges over match fixing allegations.

Snooker's governing body has announced that Stephen Lee won't face criminal charges over match-fixing allegations.

The world number six was arrested in February 2010 as part of a police investigation into suspicious betting patterns.

The World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association released a statement confirming that the Crown Prosecution Service won't be taking further action.

It also said: "The WPBSA will now be allowed access to details pertaining to the inquiry in order to consider whether there has been a regulatory breach of the governing body's rules."

Lee denies any wrongdoing.

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