Honest Sport

Canada's most successful Olympian is banned, the Enhanced Games files to become a publicly-listed stock on the Nasdaq and a Chinese world champion inadvertently tests positive in a hospital.

A defamation case draws attention to past scandals in football, a top cyclist shares his opinion on doping and an elite boxer says he lost 'his confidence' after his opponent tested positive.

A footballer reportedly blames his failed drug test on a team doctor, the scandal involving an Italian cycling team deepens and Paul Pogba returns to competition.

Athletes are reportedly taking Ozempic combined with steroids, a Paris 2024 gold medallist is banned and there is a serious scandal in rugby.

A US Olympic sprinter is caught doping in Florida, WADA advises its officials against travelling to the World Cup and the UCI president laments that 'what isn't forbidden is allowed'.

Recent surveys have estimated doping prevalence in elite sport to lie between 13% and 36%. WADA says that the problem is 'trending downwards'. Is this indeed the case?

A doping control officer celebrates with a football team, a young tennis player is suspended for alleged steroid use and the former US Postal director questions the legitimacy of the ABP.

Italian prosecutors investigate the sudden deaths of two runners, Enhanced Games athletes feel 'better than ever' and there is a scandal in horse racing.

Every Monday and Thursday, I publish a weekly press-round up of all the doping stories in the media from the past seven days. You can find the full archive below.

A federation honours a suspended athlete, the New York City marathon winner is drawn into a scandal and a Team Sky cyclist said he made life 'hell' for riders caught doping.

A runner tricks a clinic into prescribing her EPO, the British cyclist Mark Cavendish is asked whether cycling has recovered from past scandals and there are yet more trimetazidine cases.

The marathon world record holder Ruth Chepng'etich is banned, a cyclist tests positive for EPO after returning from suspension and the French 100m champion Mouhamadou Fall joins the Enhanced Games.

Sir Bradley Wiggins addresses Team Sky's doping scandals in his new book, an Olympic hurdler inadvertently ingests her grandmother's eyedrops and the UCI warns against ketone use.

A French police officer is suspected of trafficking doping substances, another Italian athlete tests positive for clostebol and Carl Lewis says world records will not be broken at the Enhanced Games.

I'm sharing the results of several major doping prevalence surveys which I reported on in The Telegraph this weekend.

An Irish swimmer joins the Enhanced Games, a Nobel Prize winner is mistakenly appointed to an anti-doping commission and another Kenyan runner is caught blood doping.

A British Winter Olympic hopeful is banned, a tennis player's 'kissing' defence is rejected and a visually impaired sprinter's guide tests positive.

A former Jamaican sprinter is imprisoned, the NFL star Odell Beckham Jr. tests positive and the Team Ineos cyclist Geraint Thomas is asked about the doping scandal surrounding the team's soigneur.

In April, the Northern Irish MMA fighter Karl Moore tested positive for EPO while training at the Straight Blast Gym under McGregor's coach. The UFC superstar must now also serve a suspension.

Kenya avoids a worldwide ban, a 13-year old skier tests positive and there is concern about banned peptide use across Australia.