UK to confirm doping inquiry as doctor denies 'false and very misleading' allegations

A doctor has described allegations he prescribed performance-enhancing drugs to sports stars as "false and very misleading".

UK to confirm doping inquiry as doctor denies 'false and very misleading' allegations

A doctor has described allegations he prescribed performance-enhancing drugs to sports stars as "false and very misleading".

A Sunday Times report alleged Dr Mark Bonar claimed to have treated more than 150 sportsmen and women - including Premier League footballers, British Tour de France cyclists, tennis players and a British boxer - with banned substances including EPO, human growth hormone and steroids.

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