Armstrong cuts charity ties
Lance Armstrong has resigned from the board of his cancer charity - cutting formal ties with his Livestrong Foundation.
Lance Armstrong 'to remain involved with charity'
A spokeswoman for the Livestrong Foundation Katherine McLane has told Reuters that the cyclist Lance Armstrong remains the organisations "inspiration".
The 41-year-old is still the biggest donor to the cancer charity having contributed $7 million.
Ms McLane also confirmed that the cyclist will remain involved despite resigning from the Board of Directors.
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