Sports minister Hugh Robertson has pledged to do everything in his power to keep British sport clean of drugs.
The Conservative MP was talking at the launch of anti-doping campaign Win Clean: Say No to Doping in London's Trafalgar Square. ...
'This is important to me for three reasons,' he said. 'Operational, political and international reasons.
'In operational terms as the minister responsible for the 2012 Games, I want these to be a clean Games.
'I am delighted we are supported by London 2012 and UKAD in order to do everything possible to make sure that these Games are drug-free. That is the really important operational mission.
'There is also a political message that comes in over the top of that, which is that I want this country to be a drug-free country in sport.
'I will do everything I can while I am a minister to ensure British policy is orientated to ensure that sport is fair and, particularly, free of drugs.
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