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Drug cheats at the Olympics

Anna Foster and callers discuss whether convicted drug cheat David Millar should be allowed to cycle at the London 2012 Olympics, after Mark Cavendish backed him to compete.

Should drug cheats be allowed at the Olympics? 成人论坛 Sports Personality of the Year Mark Cavendish, says his fellow cyclist David Millar should be allowed to compete at London 2012 - even though he's a convicted drug cheat. Millar's already served a two year ban, which Cavendish believes is punishment enough, but the current British Olympics Association rules state that anyone who's been banned for doping for more than six months is banned from the Games for life.

Anna Foster asks what you think - once a drugs cheat, always a drugs cheat? Or should we forgive and let them back in?

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1 hour

Last on

Fri 30 Dec 2011 09:00

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  • Fri 30 Dec 2011 09:00