Ban 'deliberate' cheats for life - Radcliffe

Paula Radcliffe feels improving the tests to catch drug cheats must remain the priority as debate over a life ban from athletics for those found guilty of doping offences goes on.

Paula Radcliffe feels improving the tests to catch drug cheats must remain the priority as debate over a life ban from athletics for those found guilty of doping offences goes on.

Sprinter Dwain Chambers, 28, has been selected for the Norwich Union Great Britain team for next week’s SPAR European Cup following his return from a two-year suspension after a positive test for the banned designer drug THG [tetrahydrogestrinone].

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