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That partial victory may mean renewed scrutiny on regulations that some sports say are needed to protect fairness in the female category, but which critics argue are unethical and discriminatory.

In the meantime, she paid £349 to another provider who then said they too had run out, which she describes as "unethical".

He told the press it would be unethical to rely on a witness he considered a liar, bluntly conceding: “The case is in trouble.”

The move prompted several of them to resign over what they saw as an unethical deal to win the mayor’s cooperation in the administration’s plan to round up immigrants who are in the country illegally.

"If Andy Byron had made light of this, that would have been very unfair and very unethical, because he was the one undertaking in the bad behaviour."