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Racism in football: Bulgaria v England
The recent developments and UEFA's reaction following the racism that occurred during the match between England and Bulgaria.
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IAAF Council rules trans female athletes must lower testosterone levels
New IAAF regulations will require trans athletes to lower their testosterone levels in order to be eligible for female competition.
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Sun Yang’s hearing to be held publicly in November
Sun Yang will have his hearing heard publicly in November by the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
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Two marathon world records broken over the weekend but only one will stand as official
Over the weekend two Kenyan runners broke both the men's and women's marathon world records, but only the women's will officially count.
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Scotland Rugby consider legal action over World Cup match against Japan
Scotland will take action against World Rugby if their World Cup match against Japan is cancelled, which would result in them being eliminated from the competition.
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Nike Oregon Project is shut down following Alberto Salazar four year doping ban
Less than two weeks after Alberto Salazar was handed a four year ban for doping violations, Nike has shut down the Oregon Project, which was launched by Salazar in 2001.
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Russian Anti-Doping boss says data from a Moscow laboratory has been manipulated
The Russian Anti-Doping Agency chief, Yuri Ganus, has said that he believes data handed from a Moscow laboratory to the World Anti-Doping Agency has been intentionally manipulated.
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Rugby Football Union (RFU) v Leigh Dearden
A decision in the case of the Rugby Football Union (RFU) v Leigh Dearden has been published by the National Anti-Doping Panel (NADP).
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Sport Resolutions to launch the Safeguarding Case Management Pilot Service
We are delighted to launch the Safeguarding Case Management Pilot Service with the invaluable support of Sport England.