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The Latest Breaking News from British Cycling

‘This is a violent act’: Transgender cyclist Emily Bridges angrily hits out at British Cycling ban

British Cycling have banned transgender women from competing in female elite races

The Independent UK

British Cycling announces strict rules for transgender and non-binary athletes

NEW DELHI: British Cycling on Friday implemented stricter regulations regarding the participation of transgender and non-binary athletes, introducing a division of cyclists into "female" and "open" categories.

The Times of India

Cycling-British federation bars transgender women from competing in female category

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Reuters

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Transgender women banned from female events by British Cycling

British Cycling’s new transgender policy will have ‘open’ and ‘female’ categories, with male-born riders prevented from racing in female events

The Independent UK

British Cycling bars transgender women from competing in female category

The men’s division will become a trans-inclusionary ‘open category’ as governing body apologises to trans riders for delay to new policy

The Guardian - UK

British Cycling blocks transgender riders from competing in female category

New guidelines on the participation of transgender and non-binary athletes have been released by the national governing body after a nine month review process

Cycling Weekly

British Cycling’s new transgender policy to have ‘open’ and ‘female’ categories

Male-born riders will be prevented from racing in female events.

The Independent UK

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Greenwashing: energy companies make false claims about sustainability – they should be held to account

Companies implement corporate social responsibility (CSR) as a way to present an environmentally responsible image and therefore gain legitimacy in the eyes of their stakeholders. But some companies don’t actually live up to their claims.

The Conversation

I have lived an absolute dream – Mark Cavendish sets date for cycling retirement

Cavendish could yet break the record for Tour de France stage wins before calling it a day this year.

The Independent UK

Mark Cavendish to retire from pro cycling at the end of 2023 season

The 38-year-old British sprinter said he lived ‘an absolute dream’ as he announced his plans to bow out this year

The Guardian - UK

CW Live: Remco Evenepoel concedes maglia rosa at Giro d'Italia; Tom Pidcock takes first mountain bike win of the season; Bradley Wiggins names coach who abused him

Andreas Leknessund takes pink as Aurélien Paret-Peintre wins the stage

Cycling Weekly

CW Live: Remco Evenepoel wins opening Giro d'Italia time trial; Stage winner confusion at La Vuelta Femenina; Lance Armstrong is sent to Mars; British cycling legend Tony Doyle dies

All the latest cycling news, plus updates from stage one of the Giro d'Italia

Cycling Weekly

UCI 'reopens consultation' around transgender athlete policy

The governing body says it will reach a decision this August

Cycling Weekly

British Cycling reportedly considering ban on transgender riders in elite female races

The governing body's new guidelines are due to be announced within the next month

Cycling Weekly

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Manchester Evening News

‘Never say never’ - Dame Laura Kenny details 2024 Paris Olympics pursuit while supporting heroic cycling fundraiser

Britain's most successful Olympic women's cyclist candidly spoke to the Manchester Evening News about a tough period in her life and a hopeful future, from suffering a tragic miscarriage to being pregnant with her second child ahead of Paris 2024.

The National (Scotland)

Cycling chimes with Lauren Bell after unsteady start to life on two wheels

For over two decades, Scotland has boasted numerous major championships-medal-winning cyclists.

Cycling Weekly

British Cycling launches Travel Club for members with Sportive Breaks

Cycling's governing body in the UK partners with travel specialists Sportive Breaks to give members offers on Gran Fondo and cyclo-sportive events

Cycling Weekly

11 bike fit trends you need to know about, according to British Cycling’s former physio guru

Getting correctly set up on your bike can make a big difference to comfort as well as performance. Phil Burt outlines the latest developments in the art and science of bike-fit…

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Cycling Weekly

British Cycling appoints former Rugby League World Cup head Jon Dutton as new CEO

Dutton will replace acting CEO Danielle Every, who replaced former head Brian Facer in October

The Independent UK

On this day in 2014: Sir Dave Brailsford resigns from British Cycling post

Brailsford ended his ground-breaking tenure nine years ago.

Cycling Weekly

British Cycling wants 'passionate individuals' to shape the future of the sport

Commission recruitment drive launched to support growth of UK cycling disciplines

The Independent UK

Lizzie Deignan fears ‘huge loss’ of Women’s Tour as funding issues threaten race

Organisers Sweetspot last week said they must find new partners to fill a £500,000 funding shortfall and stage the race

The Independent UK

UK Anti-Doping to reopen proceedings against Richard Freeman after failed appeal

Freeman had appealed against a Medical Practitioners Tribunal ruling in 2021 which determined he should be struck off the medical register.

The Guardian - UK

Richard Freeman fails in high court appeal against being struck off

The former doctor now faces a UK Anti-Doping investigation after being found guilty of ordering banned testosterone for an unnamed rider

The Independent UK

Richard Freeman: Former Team Sky and British Cycling doctor fails in appeal against doping verdict

Freeman was found guilty of ordering testosterone for doping purposes and now faces an investigation by UK Anti-Doping after his appeal against the decision was dismissed

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