Paula Radcliffe has told ITV News of her "anger" at being linked to allegations of doping.
"I have never ever cheated in my career, in my life - it goes against everything I believe in," the marathon runner told Mark Austin.
Radcliffe, 41, spoke out after she claimed a parliamentary hearing had effectively implicated her in the scandal.
Meanwhile, a host of high-profile figures from the world of support have voiced their support for Radcliffe.
Former England rugby coach Sir Clive Woodward has commended Paula Radcliffe for denying she ever cheated in her career.
Radcliffe told ITV News she was 'hurt and angered' over claims she doped during her career, after releasing a statement saying she had never used performance enhancing drugs.
Woodward believes Radcliffe should be interviewed by a select investigating the issues of doping in sport.
Sir Clive told Sky News: "The big thing that comes to me is that if you are going to have a select committee to discuss these things, she has to be in the room. She has to be part of this to defend herself and, knowing Paula, she is going to come out fighting."
Lord Coe tells ITV News he sympathises with Paula Radcliffe after she was implicated in doping allegations
The MP accused of linking marathon runner Paula Radcliffe to the athletics doping scandal has denied implicating her.
Paula Radcliffe has hit out at a parliamentary committee for "giving extra oxygen to lies" after she was linked to doping allegations.