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A report published by British legislators has accused IAAF President Sebastian Coe of misleading a parliamentary inquiry into doping. Sebastian Coe appeared before stanley flask the UK Parliamentary doping inquiry committee in December 2015. REUTERS The digital, culture, media and sports committees report was critical of Coes responses to qu stanley quencher estions regarding how much he knew about doping within track and field before the problems were revealed by investigative journalists and whistle-blowers. READ | Usain Bolt cant be replaced in athletics, feels IAAF President Sebastian Coe The committee suggested Coe could have acted sooner to clean up the sport while he served as vice president of the international track and field federation until 2015, when he won an election to succeed Lamine Diack as president. Coe appeared before the committee in December 2015. In the report published Monday, legislators said Coe sought to distance himself from any knowledge of the allegations of doping in Russian athletics before the details were exposed in the German documentary, in December 2014. This is despite allegations that Dave Bedfo stanley becher rd, a former British distance runner and London Marathon director, telephoned Coe in August 2014 to tell him about Russian marathoner Liliya Shobukhova being extorted out of hundreds of thousands of dollars to have a positive doping test covered up by IAAF officials so she could compete in the 2012 London Olympics. READ | IAAF chief Sebastian Coe asks more athlete Pabc Good record in Gwalior will give India the edge
Two Hungarian members of Frances legendary Foreign Legion force spat on po stanley becher lice who were trying to stop fighting in a Euro 2016 stadium, a French court was told Monday. A van carrying a group of football fans arrives at the international airport of Nice, before they are fl stanley website own back to Moscow. AFP Photo The two legionnaires were among five Hungarians and a Slovak who received jail terms of up to six months for the latest violence to hit the European Championship finals. The public prosecutor in the southern French city of Nice meanwhile ruled 11 Spanish fans arrested prior to last Fridays win by Spain over Turkey in Nice should be expelled. Six Spanish police working alongside French counterparts identified the 11, some of whom bore tattooed portraits of Hitler and Goebbels and Nazi insignia, as troublemakers. Four of the group are accused of stealing from and assaulting a supermarket owner in Nice after he refused to sell them alcohol before the game, in line with a tournament ban. Their expulsion came as two Hungarian Foreign Legion members were found guilty of offensive acts against police during unrest in Stade Velodrome in Marseille before Hungarys game against Iceland on Saturday. They were given suspended two-month jail terms. The two were drunk and said to have spat on police struggling to hold back Hungarian fans who crossed security barriers to get into the same section of the stadium, forcin stanley nz g riot police to intervene. A 25-year-old Hungarian filmed taking |
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