Government set to sue Armstrong
The United States Government has filed court papers accusing disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong of defrauding the US Postal Service out of millions of dollars of sponsorship money, according to reports.
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UCI defends lack of action on Armstrong
The International Cycling Union has defended its actions after it was confirmed that Lance Armstrong returned test samples with traces of corticosteroids four times during the 1999 Tour de France.
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Armstrong pulls out of masters swimming event
Lance Armstrong has pulled out of a masters swimming event in Texas this weekend after the sport's governing body attempted to bar the athlete.
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Armstrong absence not crucial - USADA
USADA Chief executive Travis Tygart is confident the doping body can continue its investigation to clean up cycling without the help of Lance Armstrong.
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Armstrong will not aid USADA
Cycling journalist Mark Russell says Lance Armstrong was unlikely to take part in a USADA truth and reconciliation process
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Armstrong refuses USADA interview
Lance Armstrong has refused to be interviewed under oath by the United States Anti-Doping Agency's officials, his attorney confirmed tonight.
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More questions for UCI
Cycling journalist Shane Stokes says the UCI have fresh questions to answer regarding Lance Armstrong's biological passport
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Armstrong wants to help clean up cycling
The US Anti-Doping Agency has announced Lance Armstrong wants to "assist in the effort to clean up the sport of cycling" and has given the disgraced cyclist a two-week extension to co-operate with investigators.
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US firm to sue Armstrong for $12million
Lance Armstrong could be called before a Texas court to give evidence in his dispute with SCA Promotions after lawyers representing the insurance company today filed a lawsuit for the return of more than $12million from the disgraced cyclist.
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Armstrong hits out at 'pathetic' UCI boss McQuaid
In a new interview, Lance Armstrong has severely criticised UCI chief Pat McQuaid and claimed he is the scapegoat of a sport that has always been subject to cheating.
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Armstrong and USADA remain in conflict
Lance Armstrong and the United States Anti-doping Agency remain in conflict over the disgraced cyclist's insistence he did not use performance-enhancing drugs in the final part of his career.
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UCI attacked for disbanding Armstrong inquiry
The decision by the International Cycling Union (UCI) to disband its own inquiry into the Lance Armstrong doping scandal has been branded "a rank and disgraceful manipulation of power" by campaigners.
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UCI disbands independent commission
The International Cycling Union (UCI) has disbanded its own independent commission set up to investigate any alleged involvement the UCI may have had in the Lance Armstrong doping scandal.
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Armstrong doped during comeback - Tygart
United States Anti-Doping Agency head Travis Tygart has claimed Lance Armstrong is still lying about the full extent of his doping past.
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USADA boss: Armstrong claims 'simply not true'
Lance Armstrong's claims that his use of performance-enhancing drugs during his cycling career made it a level playing field have been labelled "amazing" and "simply not true" by United States Anti-Doping Agency chief executive Travis Tygart.
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David Walsh and Emma O'Reilly
David Walsh and Emma O'Reilly look back on a week where they were finally vindicated in the pursuit of the truth about Lance Armstrong.
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Wiggins 'sad and angry'
Bradley Wiggins says he was 'sad and angry' at Lance Armstrong's doping admissions
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Armstrong likely to avoid perjury prosecution
Lance Armstrong is likely to avoid criminal prosecution for perjury following his belated confession to using performance-enhancing drugs.
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Walsh admits feeling sympathy for Armstrong
Sunday Times journalist David Walsh said today he felt "a little bit of sympathy" for Lance Armstrong following the disgraced cyclist's admission of drug-taking during his career.
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Lance Armstrong Interview
Extracts from Lance Armstrong with Oprah Winfrey (Courtesy OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network)