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• Tokyo Olympic Medals To Be Made From Mobile Phones

  Olympic and Paralympic medals for the Tokyo 2020 Games will be made from recycled mobile phones. Are you Japanese and planning to change mobile phones? You could opt to donate your device to be recycled into medals for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

• IAAF criticized by London Marathon for anti-doping failure

  Organizers of the London Marathon criticized athletics' governing body, the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), on Sunday for its "failure to take effective action" in the war on doping.

• Experts defend doping analysis, Coe decries 'betrayal'

  The two scientists whose analysis of leaked anti-doping data from the IAAF's database has thrown athletics into crisis defended their findings on Wednesday after their claims were rubbished by the world governing body.

• Leaked IAAF data reveals hundreds of abnormal blood tests: report

  Athletics looks set to be plunged into a new doping crisis after IAAF test data leaked to two news organizations showed hundreds of suspect samples from athletes, including Olympic and world championship medalists, the BBC reported on Sunday.

• U.S. swimmer Phelps sentenced to 18 months probation for drunken driving

  American swimmer Michael Phelps, the most decorated Olympian of all time, pleaded guilty on Friday to driving under the influence of alcohol and received 18 months of supervised probation and a one-year suspended jail sentence.

• Stasi victims still in trauma as Germany cheers 25 years since wall fell

  Sunday marks 25 years since the collapse of the regime that imprisoned and persecuted them, but many victims of former communist East Germany are still so traumatized that celebrating the unification of their country may forever be a challenge.

• U.S. soccer star Hope Solo's domestic violence trial delayed

  The domestic violence trial of U.S. women's soccer star Hope Solo was delayed on Tuesday after a judge in Washington state ruled that her attorney had not had adequate interview access to the two family members she is accused of assaulting.

• Pistorius starts five-year term for killing Reeva Steenkamp

  Olympic and Paralympic sprinter Oscar Pistorius started his five-year jail sentence on Tuesday for killing his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp, marking the end of a trial that has gripped South Africa and millions around the world.

• Prison would "break" Pistorius - defense witness

  South African athlete Oscar Pistorius would be "broken as a person" if he were jailed for killing his girlfriend because of his disability and psychological problems, a defense witness at his sentencing hearing said on Tuesday.

• USOC and U.S. Soccer chiefs to discuss Solo

  The U.S. Olympic Committee's chief executive hopes to meet with U.S. Soccer this week to discuss why national goalkeeper Hope Solo continues to play although she has been charged with domestic violence.

• 2012 London Olympic: Barred Greece Athlete Speaks Out

  A day after being barred from Greece's Olympics team for her racist comments, triple jumper Voula Papachristou, released an official statement of apology. On Wednesday, The Hellenic Olympic Committee announced that triple jumper was removed from the team and would no longer be heading to London to participate in the Olympics.