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The most bizarre cheats in sporting history
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Where the bad men go: Disgraced Armstrong finds his niche
Lance Armstrong is building a new life after the last one ended in ignominy
Commission starts probe into doping in cycling
The members of an independent commission that will probe cycling's doping past since the Lance Armstrong scandal have been named.
Verbruggen furious at Armstrong doping ‘cover-up’ claims
Former head of world cycling Hein Verbruggen has angrily rejected claims from Lance Armstrong that he helped cover up a positive drug test.
Armstrong: I will testify with 100% honesty
Disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong has said he will testify with "100% transparency and honesty" at any independent enquiry into doping in cycling.
British newspaper ‘happy’ with Lance Armstrong settlement
A UK newspaper says it had settled with Lance Armstrong after it was made to pay damages over a report which suggested he had used banned substances.
Armstrong hits back at federal lawsuit
Disgraced US cyclist Lance Armstrong says that his former team overlooked allegations of doping because of a lucrative sponsorship deal.
Armstrong takes to cycling after doping confession
Disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong says fellow riders have been generally supportive of him during an annual bike ride across the US state of Iowa.
Lance Armstrong to compete again – in swimming
Disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong, who is banned from most competitive sports for life, will take part in a regional swimming championship in Texas.
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