More details have emerged from The Sunday Times on the leaked USADA report from Fancy Bears. USADA's leaked reporte says Salazar, "repeatedly ignored the medical evidence and his athletes’ long-term health prospects."

A leaked USADA report from 2016 said Alberto Salazar “almost certainly” broke anti-doping rules, used prescription meds and drug infusions to boost performance and told Lance Armstrong, “Lance call me asap! We have tested it and it’s amazing"

The Sunday Times and ARD recorded Rotich asking for a bribe to give Brits advanced notice of out-of-competition tests in Kenya.

A study conducted by 12 European anti-doping labs found that 7.7% of players tested showed "conspicuous levels of testosterone". This is up from the 1.3% found in older studies.
*Europe's Soccer Governing Body UEFA Denies Doping Problem At a glance it sounds like the study doesn't really prove much, but UEFA loses a lot of credibility when they cite lack of failed drug tests as proof that "doping in [soccer] is extremely rare".

Science of Sport's Ross Tucker gives us some insight into off-scores and he and Wejo agree- more transparency is what is needed for Paula Radcliffe.