A report into the culture at British Cycling will not be published until after the General Election on June 8. The report is the result of a review into allegations of bullying and sexism within the organisation.
The independent report was commissioned by BC and UK Sport, with the investigation commencing in the light of allegations made by former GB track sprinter Jess Varnish in April 2016.
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'What if I had hit a tree or a wall?' - Cyclist pushed off bike by van passenger hopes for more awareness of assaultA bike ride in the Surrey hills turned into a nightmare for one rider last month
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Lionel Messi could be launching a custom bike priced over €10,000 in 2025The eight-time Ballon d’Or winner will reportedly collaborate with an unnamed pro to launch the new bike
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Mark Cavendish to Cat Ferguson: British Cycling Academy celebrates 20th anniversaryGB's national development pathway has enjoyed two medal-winning decades
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UCI confirm investigation launched into 'unapproved' frameset used by Saint PiranBritish team glued fake UCI compliance labels to open mould frames purchased from far east
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British Cycling to 'supercharge' Tours of Britain with new IMG dealGlobal media company to help get media and commercial rights into a "healthy place" in order to invest into other parts of BC
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British Cycling 'embraces' challenges in reviving domestic sceneGoverning body shares task force update, revealing it has tackled fewer than half of its previous recommendations
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British Cycling's future secured by 'game-changing' title sponsor deal with Lloyds BankThe 'landmark' partnership will see the bank sponsor the Tours of Britain and be present on GB's cycling kit
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British Cycling targeted by anti-Shell billboardsActivists from Brandalism have replaced adverts with their own artwork across the country ahead of Shell's AGM
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Laura Kenny, Britain’s most successful female Olympian, announces retirementKenny won five Olympic and seven world titles during her illustrious career on the track
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Former Ineos Grenadiers boss Rod Ellingworth becomes race director of Tour of Britain"I feel a real responsibility to get this right," says Ellingworth about new role
