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IAAF approves 42 Russian athletes to compete as neutrals in 2019
The International Association of Athletics Federation (IAAF) have confirmed a number of 42 Russian athletes are eligible to compete in international competition this year.
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Former US figure skater John Coughlin dies after sport suspension
John Coughlin a former two-time US pairs figure skating champion has taken his life after being suspended from the sport following investigation claims of sexual misconduct.
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WADA gains access to Moscow lab and recovers data
The World Anti-Doping Agency has successfully been able to retrieve data from RUSADA’s Moscow laboratory that could potentially lead to further sanctions against Russian athletes concerned in the doping conspiracy.
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Cyclist Jess Varnish loses employment tribunal
Jess Varnish, the former Great Britain track cyclist, has lost her landmark employment case against British Cycling and UK Sport.
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Former Team Sky and British Cycling Doctor accused of ordering testosterone for an athlete
Former British Cycling and Team Sky doctor Richard Freeman will appear before an independent medical tribunal on the basis of misconduct, including obtaining banned testosterone for an athlete.
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Job Opportunity: Senior Case Manager
Senior Case Manager sought to join the secretariat at Sport Resolutions (UK).
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Japanese Olympic Chief indicted in France on suspicion of corruption
The president of Japan’s Olympic Committee, Tsunekazu Takeda has been indicted on corruption charges in France after an investigation into the bidding process that led to Tokyo’s successful bid for the 2020 Olympic Games.
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Sexual misconduct ban lifted on Taekwondo coach Jean Lopez
An arbitration panel has ruled in favor of taekwondo coach Jean Lopez, meaning his name has been removed from the U.S. Center for SafeSport's sanctioned list and is free to resume coaching without restriction.
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FA and former England Women’s boss Mark Sampson reach settlement over sacking
The FA have reached a settlement with former England women’s manager Mark Sampson after he sued for unfair dismissal following his sacking in 2017.
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Rugby League player, Thomas Minns banned for 16 months
Rugby league player Thomas Minns, then of Hull Kingston Rovers RFC, has been suspended from all sport for a period of 16 months, after testing positive for cocaine.