The World Anti-Doping Agency is set to release its findings on widespread allegations that have sent tremors over the last year.

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2. The World Anti-Doping Agency is set to release its
findings on widespread allegations that have sent tremors
over the last year.
WADA's independent commission will make a report
public on Monday that is prompted by a 2014
documentary by a German broadcaster. This documentary
alleged widespread cheating and doping among athletes,
coaches, and officials from Russia. The World Anti-Doping
Agency is also looking into an August 2015 report that
included leaked information from database of the
International Association of Athletics Federation, which
included tests that allegedly revealed suspicious results for
many Olympic and world championship medalists.

3. Athletics has come under the scanner, especially after IAAF
President Lamine Diack was investigated over an alleged
payment of more than one million euros to cover up doping
offences by Russian athletes.
A prosecutor from the Parquet National Financier (PNF), which
handles financial prosecutions in France, confirmed that the
former IAAF President is being investigated. Diack and his
adviser Habib Cisse have been formally interviewed and Gabriel
Dolle, the IAAF's anti-doping director, has been taken into
custody.
The 82-year-old Senegalese, who was IAAF president from 1999
until 2015, is suspected of corruption and money-laundering.
Diack is suspected to have taken money allegedly to hide
positive doping tests. Diack was arrested and released on
£350,000 bail and was ordered to surrender his passport.