Wiggins angrily denies bending doping rules

Sir Bradley Wiggins said he “100 per cent never cheated” as he defended himself against a report into doping by MPS. The cyclist was accused by his former coach, Shane Sutton, of acting unethically to gain a performance advantage by using a corticosteroid, triamcinolone, when he did not have a genuine medical need for it. The cyclist said his life had become a “living hell” since allegations over his application of therapeutic use exemptions emerged. Sport, pages 2-4