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Alex

Dwain Chambers

Niels de Vos, the chief executive of UK Athletics, has vowed to restructure the sport’s selection policy in the wake of the drug row surrounding British sprinter Dwain Chambers.

The governing body had tried to prevent Chambers, who has served a two-year drug ban, from competing at the World Indoor trials in Sheffield this weekend, but were told they had insufficient legal grounds to do so.

UKA believe that Chambers should not be allowed to compete in the 60 metres because he has not been drug tested since 2006. However, the sprinter’s lawyers threatened legal action and the UKA have been reluctantly forced to allow him to compete.

Victory in the trials would guarantee Chambers, who was banned for taking for taking tetrahydrogestrinone (THG), a place at the World Indoor Championships in Valencia in March, a situation De Vos is hoping to prevent in the future.

"I need to frame our governance rules so that we can maintain a right of selection," he said. "And I must do so in such a way that the law cannot unpick that...