Chambers enters race for Olympics

The former drugs cheat has vowed to run for Britain in Beijing, which may throw the whole selection process into chaos

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We have established that a man with no legs doesn’t have a sneaky advantage in a running race against people with legs

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Conte's letter to Chambers

The chemist explains precisely how the sprinter was able to circumvent the UKA and IAAF anti-doping tests for so long

Chambers to reveal extent of cheating

The British sprinter will confess to anti-doping chiefs tomorrow that he was on a cocktail of seven banned drugs in 2003

Coe wants Ferguson to coach Olympic team

The Olympics chief is 'good friends' with United manager and thinks he deserves the honour of leading team at 2012 Games

Case could help Chambers

Carl Myerscough is planning a legal challenge that could allow those with doping convictions to compete at the Olympics

British plans declared off limits

Canoeists and rowers are told to move from rented accommodation as tighter restrictions are introduced across Beijing

Britain's crews turn the tide in revenge

Emphatical announcement from the team of four that they are back in business with less than three months to go to Beijing

Perfect end to my pre-Olympic racing

Ben Ainslie takes comfort from sailing's European Championship win

Treseder talks tough ahead of Beijing Games

The GB wheelchair basketball team may have just smashed Sweden, but coach was angry at their performance

The science of keeping a torch alight

To keep the Olympic torch burning at the summit of Everest, Chinese engineers have had to overcome two main challenges

Olympic flame reaches 'top of the world'

Young Tibetan woman carries the propane-filled Olympic torch designed by Chinese scientists to the top of Mount Everest

Bosses wage war on obesity by mixing work with play

The government wants to persuade businesses to give workers time off to train, coach or play sport

British crews in strong start to World Cup

Victories for men in the heats of the coxless four and double sculls highlights of successful day at World Cup in Munich

Injury costs James World Cup start

Rower sustains injury in training that will keep him out of the first of the three World Cup regattas, starting in Munich tomorrow

Police defend role of Olympic guard ‘thugs’

China had threatened to take the Olympic torch relay to another capital if Britain had banned the 'torch attendants'

Mentally disabled athletes suffer funding cut

60 British mentally disabled athletes denied chance to shine in London 2012 by ‘Catch-22 situation’ regarding Paralympics eligibility

Olympic 100 day countdown brings China criticism

White House criticised China after a court jailed 30 Tibetans for 'rioting' while Gordon Brown raised concern over Tibet

Britain's £9m to clean up 2012 Games

Host nation's new anti-doping body will have big increases in budget and staff in lead up to the London Olympics