
Laura Kenyon
Assistant Editor at BBC
BBC Sport Wales head of digital & sport news. Reporter for #BBCFinalScore and @5livesport
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1 month ago |
greenpeace.org | Laura Kenyon
Toronto – In response to news that the federal government is considering bypassing federal environmental laws to fast-track projects it considers to be in the national interest, Greenpeace Canada’s Nature & Biodiversity campaigner Salomé Sané said: “Fast-tracking projects that disregard Indigenous rights and environmental regulations isn’t going to make us better prepared for the rapidly changing global economy and climate.
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1 month ago |
bbc.com | Laura Kenyon
Image source, Getty ImagesFinal Score reporter at Tottenham Hotspur StadiumFabian Hurzeler's first season at Brighton is a story that has perhaps gone under the radar. The youngest permanent head coach in Premier League history when appointed aged 31. He has taken his side to the brink of European qualification, something that has only been done once in the club's history.
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1 month ago |
bbc.co.uk | Laura Kenyon
Image source, Getty ImagesFinal Score reporter at Tottenham Hotspur StadiumTottenham's season ignites debate around a paradox rarely seen in top-flight football: immense cup success versus dismal league performance, within the neat timeframe of one footballing cycle. For the Spurs fanbase, the discourse is whether or not a 17th place finish and a major trophy, is more preferable than top six and no trophy.
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2 months ago |
bbc.co.uk | Laura Kenyon
Image source, Getty Images"We needed that" posted Ryan Sessegnon on X after bagging the late winner at Southampton. In fact, it is Fulham who seem to need Sessegnon as they fight for European football. In the goals department, Fulham are at risk of faltering. Raul Jimenez, their top scorer, has not found the back of the net since early March with their in-form frontman Rodrigo Muniz now sidelined through injury. At times against Southampton, it seemed like they would never score.
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2 months ago |
bbc.com | Laura Kenyon
Image source, Getty ImagesAs if Southampton did not already know just how brutal Premier League football can be, Ryan Sessegnon's late winner was a painful reminder. As the clocked ticked down, reporters watching on were primed to praise another point gained under interim boss, Simon Rusk. A team, already relegated, but seemingly transformed – or at least much improved – under Rusk's leadership.
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