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12/11/2026

The final part of our interview with UKAD's Head of Intelligence and Investigations. Mario sheds a light on how the team conducts their investigations and why reporting is so important to protecting clean sport.

If you suspect someone of doping in sport, tell UKAD, protect your sport. https://brnw.ch/21x748n

10/11/2026

One of the key changes to the 2027 WAD Code is stronger governance measures and evidence-based investigations, helping to make sure cases are handled consistently.

Read about what some of those changes look like, and find out more on our website - https://brnw.ch/21x71en

09/11/2026

You might see things on social media that make you think taking steroids or Performance Enhancing Drugs is ok. We're here to remind you that it's not. 🚫

These drugs can have devastating long term health impacts. You're cheating yourself and the people around you by taking them.

Think about your health, think about your integrity, is it really worth putting that on the line?

06/11/2026

Ever wondered what difference reporting doping actually makes? UKAD's Head of Intelligence and Investigations answers that question and provides reassurance that every report matters.

You could make the difference and help UKAD catch a doping cheat.

Search Protect Your Sport
https://brnw.ch/21x6Wp3

05/11/2026

Rugby league player Shane Tuohey has served a one-month ban, following an Anti-Doping Rule Violation (ADRV) for the presence of a Prohibited Substance or its Metabolite or Markers. At the time of this announcement, Mr Tuohey is free to resume participation in sport.

Analysis of Mr Tuohey’s Sample returned an Adverse Analytical Finding (AAF) for carboxy-THC, a Metabolite of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the psychoactive compound found in cannabis. THC is prohibited In-Competition only and identified as a ‘Substance of Abuse’.

Athletes who test positive for a Substance of Abuse may receive a reduced three-month ban, if they can prove that they ingested the substance Out-of-Competition and in a context unrelated to sport performance. This can be reduced further to a one-month ban if the Athlete completes an approved Substance of Abuse treatment programme.

Read the full release - https://brnw.ch/21x6V4q

05/11/2026

Rugby League player Owen Trout has served a one-month ban following an Anti-Doping Rule Violation (ADRV) for the presence of a Prohibited Substance or its Metabolite or Markers. At the time of this announcement, Mr Trout is free to resume participation in sport.

Analysis of Mr Trout’s Sample returned an Adverse Analytical Finding (AAF) for carboxy-THC, a Metabolite of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the psychoactive compound found in cannabis. THC is prohibited In-Competition only and identified as a ‘Substance of Abuse’.

Athletes who test positive for a Substance of Abuse may receive a reduced three-month ban, if they can prove that they ingested the substance Out-of-Competition and in a context unrelated to sport performance. This can be reduced further to a one-month ban if the Athlete completes an approved Substance of Abuse treatment programme.

Read the full release - https://brnw.ch/21x6UVh

04/11/2026

If you think someone is doping, tell UKAD. Don't let a drug cheat take your medal.

Search Protect Your Sport to report your suspicions.
https://brnw.ch/21x6T0p

03/11/2026

Make sure you're up to date on the 2027 Prohibited List.

Head over to UKAD's website to read the Summary of Changes -https://brnw.ch/21x6Rut

02/11/2026

The 2027 World Anti-Doping Code places agreater emphasis on human rights and athlete wellbeing through:

- Greater recognition of athletes' rights
- Broader opportunities to challenge decisions
- Increased accountability for Athlete Support Personnel
- Stronger education and support to empower informed decision-making

These developments reinforce the responsibility that sporting organisations, practitioners and support personnel have to create a clean sport environment and an anti-doping system that is fair and centred around athlete wellbeing.

Read more about the 2027 Code - https://brnw.ch/21x6PID

29/10/2026

What does the 2027 Code mean for you?

The global anti-doping framework is evolving. This has meant changes such as strengthening protections for athletes and their rights, a more proportionate approach to sanctioning, whereabouts updates and much more.

For in depth details of the changes to the Code, read our summary of changes articles on our website, or head over to 's website to read the Code in full.

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