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UNBELIEVABLE: Richard freeman - The Untold Story

'Team Sky chucked me under a bus' – Bradley Wiggins on doping allegations

Former Tour de France winner says "it'll all come out" in interview to promote new book

Cycling Weekly

'I was doing loads of cocaine... my kids were going to put me into rehab': Bradley Wiggins on recreational drug use, Lance Armstrong's help and finding a new love for cycling

Wiggins opens up on the personal trauma which engulfed him post-retirement and put him in some 'very dangerous' situations after he became addicted to cocaine

Cycling Weekly

Dave Brailsford steps back from Ineos Grenadiers team principal role

The 59-year-old, who led Sky and Ineos to seven Tours de France, is set to join Manchester United's board

Cycling Weekly

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Dave Brailsford gives up Ineos team principal title amid new Manchester United role

59-year-old to retain involvement in cycling team as Ineos Director of Sport

Cycling News

Manchester United: Why Sir Jim Ratcliffe wants 'marginal gains' master Sir Dave Brailsford at Old Trafford

'Mr Detail' is hoping his formula for success can transform fortunes at the club

Evening Standard

Geraint Thomas: ‘I still feel I’ve got it, and I’d love to make it to a fifth Olympics’

The 37-year-old explains he has not signed a new two-year deal with Ineos Grenadiers to make up the numbers and has big plans for the year ahead

The Guardian - UK

Alex Dowsett: ‘Professional cycling is fragile – billionaires come in, invest and get blown away’

The former Team Sky rider talks to Donald McRae about the state of the sport, the Richard Freeman revelations and rooming with Bradley Wiggins

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Why we will likely never know which rider Richard Freeman ordered doping products for

With no evidence and limited investigative powers, it seems unlikely any riders will ever be exposed

Cycling Weekly

Richard Freeman the former British Cycling chief doctor given four year doping ban

Freeman's claims that prohibited testosterone was for erectile dysfunction treatment are rejected by National Anti‑Doping panel

Bike Perfect

Former British Cycling doctor Richard Freeman gets four-year ban from sport for breaking anti-doping rules

Freeman played a leading role in the success of Team Sky until 2015 and British Cycling before his resignation in 2017

Evening Standard

Former British Cycling chief doctor Richard Freeman banned for four years

The former chief doctor of Team Sky and British Cycling Richard Freeman has been handed a four-year doping ban for possession of a banned substance and twice lying to UK Anti-Doping investigators

The Guardian - UK

Former British Cycling doctor Richard Freeman banned for anti-doping violation

Following years of trials and investigations, Freeman receives a four-year ban for possession of a banned substance

Cycling News

Former British Cycling doctor Richard Freeman given four-year doping ban

Freeman chose not to defend himself before the anti-doping panel

Cycling Weekly

Great Britain crash out of men’s team pursuit at world cycling championships

Charlie Tanfield’s on-track accident resulted in Great Britain being eliminated in Glasgow, while para-cyclist Jody Cundy set a new world record

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Cycling Weekly

British Cycling and Team Sky doctor Richard Freeman offers no defence in doping case

Freeman has informed UKAD that he would not be defending himself against testosterone charges

Cycling News

Former Team Sky and British Cycling doctor Richard Freeman declines to defend anti-doping charges

Tribunal investigating Freeman’s actions to continue with ruling despite the doctor’s absence, leaving him open to a four-year ban

The Guardian - AU

Beyond the fence: what does it mean to rewild the Australian desert?

Rewilding is core to conservation efforts around the world. In Australia’s threatened but intact deserts, where do people fit in with the strategy?

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh pub boss with £110k of drugs avoids jail after crashing into police car

Callum Woods was given the maximum 300 hours of unpaid work and put on an eight-month curfew between 7pm and 7am after the sheriff was prepared to give his claim credibility.

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Daily Record

Scots pub boss who crashed into cop cars while fleeing with £110k of drugs dodges jail

Callum Woods said gangsters forced him into picking up cannabis haul with a sheriff questioning 'credibility' of his threat claims.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh bar up for sale after owner caught with £110,000 worth of cannabis

The Daiquiri only opened in December 2021 but after its owner was snared in a £110k drugs plot drove into police car during high-speed chase, it is now up for sale.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh cocktail bar owner took part in police chase after undercover cop sting

Callum Woods reversed a transit van into an unmarked car belonging to the drugs squad after they pounced on him in Edinburgh.

The Independent UK

UK Anti-Doping to reopen proceedings against Richard Freeman after failed appeal

Freeman had appealed against a Medical Practitioners Tribunal ruling in 2021 which determined he should be struck off the medical register.

The Guardian - UK

Richard Freeman fails in high court appeal against being struck off

The former doctor now faces a UK Anti-Doping investigation after being found guilty of ordering banned testosterone for an unnamed rider

The Independent UK

Richard Freeman: Former Team Sky and British Cycling doctor fails in appeal against doping verdict

Freeman was found guilty of ordering testosterone for doping purposes and now faces an investigation by UK Anti-Doping after his appeal against the decision was dismissed

Tribune News Service

Miami’s Little Haiti joins global effort to end cervical cancer

More than 300,000 women around the world die from cervical cancer each year. In the U.S., women of Haitian descent are diagnosed with it at higher rates than the general population.

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