WADA blasts BOA for 'hysteria'
World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) president John Fahey has blasted the British Olympic Association for "many hysterical and inaccurate public statements" during the case.
Welcoming the ruling, Mr Fahey said:
"WADA regrets the many hysterical and inaccurate public statements from the BOA in the course of challenging the WADA decision.
"The rules have had to be proportionate and respectful of the rights of individuals within the framework of international law. They are not based on emotive arguments or the wishes of any one signatory or individual."
BOA's lifetime ban on drug cheats overturned
Sprinter Dwain Chambers cleared to compete in this year's London Olympics after a court overturned the BOA's lifetime ban on drug cheats.
Drugs cheats to be cleared for Olympic competition
Drugs cheats Dwain Chambers and David Millar will have lifetime bans lifted today, allowing their selection for the London 2012 Olympics.
Chambers 'set' for Olympics
Dwain Chambers could soon be cleared to compete at London 2012 with his ban for doping reportedly set to be overturned.