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Sprinter Dwain Chambers selected for London 2012
Chambers will compete for Britain in his first Olympic Games for 12 years after a ban for systematic drug use, but bronze medallist Jenny Meadows is left out in favour of Lyndsey Sharp.
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The Olympics, drugs and Dwain Chambers
Should Dwain Chambers be allowed to compete in the 2012 Olympics despite being banned for doping? Opinion doesn’t matter, writes Sports Reporter Keme Nzerem – it all comes down to the law.
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World doping body calls Brits ‘hysterical’ over Olympic ban
The World Anti-Doping Agency slams the British Olympic Association for its “hysterical” fight to punish sprinter Dwain Chambers and cyclist David Millar with lifetime bans for doping.
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Poetry in Mo-tion: Farah wins World Athletics gold
Britain’s double gold Olympic medallist Mo Farah wins the 10,000 metre title in a close Athletics World Championship race, avenging his defeat by Ethiopian Ibrahim Jeilan in 2011.
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Bolt and ‘Beast’ compete for the sprinter’s crown
The 100m world record holder Usain Bolt and his Jamaican teammate Yohan Blake battle it out today in one of the most eagerly contests of the London Olympics.
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Jessica Ennis loses pentathlon title
Great Britain’s Jessica Ennis fails in the defence of her pentathlon title at the World Indoor Athletics Championship in Istanbul, despite leading after three events.
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Istanbul: the London 2012 dress rehearsal
Channel 4 News Sports Reporter Keme Nzerem is in Istanbul to report on how Team GB is looking, ahead of London’s Olympics this summer.
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London 2012 anti-doping operation biggest ever
Take performance enhancing drugs at the London Olympics, and you will be caught, writes Keme Nzerem, who has been to the opening of a new drugs testing laboratory in east London.
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Usain Bolt crashes out of 100m after false start
Usain Bolt watches his teammate Yohan Blake win the men’s 100m at the World Athletics Championships after false-starting. It follows similar disappointments for Team GB, as Keme Nzerem reports.
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Pendleton on track for another cycling gold
Victoria Pendleton makes her final appearance in competitive cycling on the last day of action from the velodrome, as Britain looks to make London 2012 its most successful Olympics since 1908.
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Ohuruogu hopes to retain Olympic title
Britain’s only reigning athletics Olympic champion will have to overcome the odds to retain her track and field title in London, but the Newham-raised athlete is no stranger to adversity.
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Ye Shiwen: why is she being accused of doping?
As Chinese gold medal-winning swimmer Ye Shiwen faces accusations that she used banned drugs in the Olympics, Channel 4 News looks at the evidence.
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Team GB’s Olympic fortunes – bargain or bust?
Channel 4 News Sports Reporter Keme Nzerem looks ahead to London 2012 and Team GB’s bid to win more Olympic medals than ever before.
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Questions for Olympic chief Jacques Rogge
Should Saudi Arabia be forced to let women compete in London 2012? Should Syrian officials be welcome at the Olympics? Keme Nzerem on the questions facing Olympic chief Jacques Rogge.
