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Latest News

09/01/2012
UK Anti-Doping launches Education Delivery Network

UK Anti-Doping's new Education Delivery Network kicks off with a three-day training course.
28/09/2011
2012 Prohibited List published by the World Anti-Doping Agency

The 2012 List of Prohibited Substances and Methods has been issued by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA).
27/06/2011
UK Anti-Doping hosts two-day Educator training session

UK Anti-Doping host a two-day training session for members of the Dame Kelly Holmes Legacy Trust.
02/06/2010
UK Anti-Doping launches Report Doping in Sport hotline

Report Doping in Sport, make the call is the request from UK Anti-Doping today as it launches its new confidential hotline.
24/05/2010
UK Anti-Doping Appoints Members to its Athlete Committee

UK Anti-Doping, the national anti-doping organisation, has appointed 10 members to its newly formed Athlete Committee.
02/10/2008
2009 Prohibited List published by WADA

The 2009 List of Prohibited Substances and Methods has been issued by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA).
05/03/2008
Revised Code published by WADA

The revised version of the World Anti-Doping Code has been published by the World Anti-Doping Agency.
14/02/2008
UK Sport shares testing expertise

Two UK Sport Doping Control Officers (DCOs) and a UK Sport Testing Officer have just returned from Jordan, where they have been sharing their knowledge and experience with delegates from the Regional Anti-Doping Association (RADO).
15/11/2007
Scott pushes education agenda

The World Conference on Doping in Sport has kicked off today in Madrid, with John Scott, Director of Drug-Free Sport at UK Sport among the first to address the 1,500 delegates.
11/10/2007
New strategy seeks to spread anti-doping culture

UK Sport has today launched a long-term strategy for the 'Prevention of Doping in Sport' that seeks to influence attitudes and opinions towards drug-free sport among the sporting community.
15/08/2007
Amor joins 100% ME ranks

England Sevens star Simon Amor is the latest athlete to sign up as an Ambassador for UK Sport's 100% ME education programme.
24/07/2007
Announcement of BOA Anti-Doping Commission

UK Sport has issued a response to the announcement of an Anti-Doping Commission by the British Olympic Association.
03/07/2007
UCI anti-doping stance for Tour de France

UK Sport has given its backing to the UCI's efforts to tackle doping at the Tour de France, ahead of the Grand Depart in London.
26/06/2007
Final chance to input into Code

UK Sport has this week called on athletes, athlete support personnel and governing bodies to take the opportunity to input their thoughts into the final stage of consultation on the World Anti-Doping Code.
24/05/2007
Athlete attitudes at the fore on 100% ME anniversary

On the second anniversary of the launch of its 100% ME education programme, UK Sport - the National Anti-Doping Organisation for the UK - has released the first set of results from a unique research project which will feed into the development of its anti-doping policy for years to come.
16/05/2007
United front needed in battle against doping in sport

UK Sport has today announced its plans for the coming year across all areas of anti-doping and called for all national governing bodies to show greater commitment to the cause. This comes on the day it released the final set of results from the 2006/07 national testing programme.
11/04/2007
Testing Standards open for consultation

The latest stage of consultation on the World Anti-Doping Code and International Standards has seen WADA issue a draft International Standard for Testing. As it has done throughout the consultation process, UK Sport is urging governing bodies and other key stakeholders to have their say in a unified UK response to WADA.
05/04/2007
UK Sport submits latest Code comments

In its latest submission to the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) on the second stage of consultation on the World Anti-Doping Code, UK Sport has stressed its pleasure at the progress being made towards what will become the toughest set of rules ever in place to combat doping in sport.
29/03/2007
British athletes back whereabouts system

A survey of British athletes has shown that the clear majority of those using the Athlete Whereabouts System (AWS) would not make any changes to it. 63% of respondents to the British Athletes Commission survey were happy with the System as it is.
15/03/2007
Young athletes need protecting, warns Millar

British cyclist David Millar, who was banned from the sport for two years in 2004 for taking EPO, stressed the importance of a strong support network around athletes in his address to UK Sport's National Governing Body Anti-Doping Conference.

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