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Eight-year suspension for world record weightlifter Lin Tzu-Chi
Former weightlifting world record holder Lin Tzu Chi, has been banned for 8 years for a second anti-doping rule violation.
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UK Sport CEO Liz Nicholl to step down after 8 years
After 20 years in the organisation Liz Nicholl has stepped down from her position in charge of British Sport.
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Susanna Dinnage appointed as the Premier league’s new CEO
Former president of the Animal Planet Channel, Susanna Dinnage has been appointed as the first female chief executive of the Premier League, replacing Richard Scudamore.
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Samir Nasri could be set for a Premier League return following his doping ban
Former Manchester City and Arsenal player Samir Nasri is currently in talks with West Ham, as his 18-month doping ban comes to an end December 31st.
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Everton handed a 2-year Academy transfer ban after being found guilty of tapping-up schoolboys
Everton have been banned from signing academy players (aged 10-18) for two years and fined £500,000 for breaching Premier League tapping-up rules.
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US Olympic Committee to revoke USA Gymnastics’ status as a national governing body
Following an extremely troubling year for USA Gymnastics (USAG) after the Nasser sex abuse scandal, US Olympic Committee have anounced that athletes ‘deserve better’.
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EXPERT ANALYSIS
Our panel member Fenella Morris QC and Alexis Hearnden from 39 Essex Chambers look into the IAAF's new eligibility regulations for the Female Classification from a human rights perspective.
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GETTING TO KNOW OUR PANEL
Our panel member Janie Soubliere has answered some questions we posed.
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White House anti-doping summit calls for a reform as Athletes accuse WADA of bullying
The emergency meeting in Washington hosted by ONDCP and Usada, brought together athletes and anti-doping campaigners to discuss how the World Anti-Doping Agency has ‘failed’ them.
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Lance Armstrong’s former team manager Johan Bruyneel has 10 year-ban increased to lifetime ban
Johan Bruyneel who was involved in one of the biggest doping scandals in sport history, that helped Armstrong to seven Tour de France titles, has been banned from the sport for life after CAS increased his punishment.