Drugs in sport

Hayles out of worlds after failed blood check THE track cycling world championship started under a cloud for the home team yesterday, when Rob Hayles, a 13-time world and Olympic medallist, failed a blood check, which can indicate the use of the banned blood booster EPO.

Billiards hit by loose cannon WHEN you think of drugs in sport, you usually think of cycling or athletics. Sometimes swimming. But never billiards.

Dwain's future on the track is put into doubt AS MEDIA scrums go, it was worthy of the Six Nations, with sharp elbows a prerequisite among a sea of microphones and a tidal wave of questions. To his credit Dwain Chambers took it all in his stride, a wide smile and a flash of white teeth that cam

BOA would defend any appeal from Chambers THE British Olympic Association would "vigorously defend" any legal challenge by Dwain Chambers to its ruling which prevents drug cheats from competing at any future Olympics.

Chambers feels pinch of disgrace

Christie urges British athletics to move on from Chambers row

Drug cheat Chambers should not run for GB, says Holmes

Jones given six-month sentence

Olympian Jones jailed for lying over drugs

Drugs and the American dream

Hingis' legacy tainted by ban

Gatlin handed four-year ban by US drugs panel

Athletes told test excuses may be rejected in future

Just another drug cheat - disgraced Jones erased from Olympic history

Romario states bald truth on drugs

Ohuruogu 'hopeful' after appeal

IAAF strips Jones of all results dating back to 2000 US athlete's record is erased

Prosecutors accuse Bonds of lying about using steroids

Hingis 'will challenge drug test results'

Hingis tests positive for cocaine and retires again at 27

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