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Inside the headlines
Rogge claims Lee has been properly punished
Monday, 08 February 2010
By Duncan Mackay in Vancouver
February 8 - Lee Kun-hee, the convicted South Korean criminal who the International Olympic Committee (IOC) yesterday reinstated as a member, has been treated just as harshly as an athlete who tests positive for banned drugs, Jacques Rogge (pictured) claimed here today.
Coe to receive Olympic torch from Schwarzenegger
Monday, 08 February 2010
By Duncan Mackay in Vancouver
February 8 - Sebastian Coe is to carry the Olympic torch on Friday as it heads towards the opening ceremony of the Winter Games here and will receive it from former Hollywood actor and now Californian Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger (pictured).
Geoff Capes stripped of coaching role after athletes refuse drugs tests
Monday, 08 February 2010
By Duncan Mackay
Read more: Geoff Capes stripped of coaching role after athletes refuse drugs tests
February 8 - UK Athletics today revealed that Kieren Kelly and Jamie Stevenson, who are coached by Britain's best known shot putter Geoff Capes (pictured), have been provisionally suspended from all competition after being charged by UK Anti-Doping (UKAD) following their refusal to take drugs tests.
Audi sign up as German Olympic sponsor for Vancouver and London
Monday, 08 February 2010
February 8 - Car manufacturer Audi has signed up to be a partner of the German Olympic Sports Confederation (DSOB) and a national promoter of the German National Paralympic Committee for the Vancouver and London Games, it has been announced.
Read more: Audi sign up as German Olympic sponsor for Vancouver and London
More stories...
- Warning landmark High Court case could force coaches to stay away from athletics
- Equality and Diversity Award for Olympic Park
- Australian boxing kangaroo delivers KO blow to opponents
- IOC reinstate convicted South Korean criminal as member to lead Pyeongchang 2018 bid
- IOC disciplinary panel could give Britain Olympic medal from Athens 2004
- Kerr's outstanding life in judo receives special recognition
- Daley shocked by Waterfield in first competition as world champion
- Wiggins helps Sky make winning start on debut in Qatar
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British short track speed skater Jon Eley travelled to the Winter Olympics in Turin in 2006 as an outsider but this year he is determined to bring back a medal from Vancouver, as he exclusively tells Mike Rowbottom
