Athletics
England netball drector to be new chief executive at Scottish Athletics
McIlroy to make return two years after retirement
Semenya lawyer claims her rights are being infringed again
Semenya plans to start competing again this month
By Duncan Mackay
January 13 - A major row is developing between Caster Semenya (pictured) and the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) after the world 800 metres champion announced today that she plans to resume her career in South Africa at the end of this month before heading to Europe to compete in the sport's top meetings.
Bolt to star in TV ads promoting Jamaica
Vili in line for two major New Zealand awards
Bekele outside top three in Edinburgh cross-country
Bahrain bans Ramzi for two years after he loses Olympic gold medal
Record entry set for Doha World Indoor Championships
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- Rawlinson removes breast implants to help win Olympic gold in London
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- Dick warns Scottish athletes they need to improve
- Semenya to sue IAAF and ASA in multi-million dollar lawsuits
- Pickering helping Somerset's cricketers with speedwork
- Bekele to chase world record in Birmingham
- Baala to receive Olympic 1500m medal next month
- Australia Commonwealth Games team led by world champions
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