Doping

Tsk, tsk.

I hope you're tutting over MPs sticking their noses into stuff which is absolutely none of their business. Firstly, cheating at games is not a matter with which a national government need concern itself, since games are a private contract between consenting adults who have their choice of civil tribunal to decide any disputes, and secondly if anything happened here, it happened in a foreign country to the detriment of foreign nationals, so it's not even peripherally related to any proper function of the UK parliament or government. Wiggins is a twat, Brailsford is a dick, but neither have done me any harm whereas politicians grandstanding over matters far outside their remit while neglecting their proper duties is bad for all of us.

"Crossing an ethical line" is bullshit. There are no grey areas, they either broke the rules or they didn't and, as no charges have been brought by UKAD, WADA or the UCI, they didn't break the rules.