The problem is, horse doping rules differ around the world
Frankie Dettori’s cocaine revelations have caused many a ripple in racing – but the issue that really matters is the extent to which horses are doped with performance-enhancing drugs.
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Recent protests in Brazil saw 200,000 people take to the streets. British citizen Dominic Parry was in Rio and says he had a “responsibility to protest” against the government’s waste of public funds.
Violent clashes break out across Brazil as around 200,000 people take to the streets in protest over high taxes and poor public services.
You cannot be serious! From Justin Rose to Andy Murray, Brits keep winning things. So have we forgotten how to lose?
You would expect the Prism spying software scanning the world’s email for terrorism to be cutting-edge, but experts say it is not much smarter than a search engine. But how does it work?
Britain pledges £375 million to help feed millions of the world’s poorest children, as part of a global agreement to tackle malnutrition.
David Beckham, Bill Gates and Danny Boyle are set to address a rally against global hunger in London’s Hyde Park ahead of the G8 summit.
“Blade Runner” athlete Oscar Pistorius appears briefly at a pre-trial hearing in Pretoria, where the magistrate sets 19 August as the date for his trial for the murder of Reeva Steenkamp.
The reigning champion will not defend his crown after a chest infection and knee injury prevent him from training.
Russian opposition leaders release a report claiming up to $30bn was stolen during preparations for the next year’s Winter Olympics in Sochi.
Frankie Dettori’s cocaine revelations have caused many a ripple in racing – but the issue that really matters is the extent to which horses are doped with performance-enhancing drugs.
David Beckham says he is “fortunate to have realised his dreams” as he bows out of professional football.
An “amazing surprise” sees Channel 4’s Paralympic coverage beat the BBC Olympics to the TV Bafta for best sport and live event.
Malaysians vote in record numbers in an election that could weaken or even end the rule of the world’s longest-ruling coalition. Asia Correspondent John Sparks gives his view.
As the Giro d’Italia begins, Sir Bradley Wiggins hopes to repeat his success in the Tour de France and London Olympics. But the Giro is a very different beast.
Security concerns are inevitable after the bombings in Boston – but gritty amateurs and elite athletes alike aren’t letting it put them off ahead of Sunday’s event in London.