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'Can see the potential' - Newcastle have 'amazing' CEO candidates and what Peter Kenyon told pals
Newcastle United's owners have effectively had to work backwards since the takeover exactly six months ago but, come the end of the year, the hierarchy could have their desired skeleton structure in place. A head coach has, of course, already been appointed in Eddie Howe; a sporting director, Dan Ashworth, is on his way once the Brighton technical director serves his extended period of gardening leave; and a chief executive officer (CEO) will follow.
U.S. Judge Aquilina urges Sport Canada to heed gymnasts' call for investigation into abuse, toxic culture
Canadian gymnasts remain steadfast in their calls for an independent investigation into the toxic culture and maltreatment of athletes, and are angry they weren't provided a seat at the Canadian sport minister's recent roundtable.
'My self-confidence is almost non-existent': Canadian gymnasts' letter on abuse spurs roundtable
Brittany Rogers is an adult and three years removed from her athletic career, yet the cutting words of her childhood gymnastics coaches still play like a broken record in her mind.
Canada's Sport Minister vows to 'leave no stone unturned' in tackling toxic sport culture
In the five months since Pascale St-Onge was appointed Canada's Sport Minister, there have been allegations of either maltreatment, sexual abuse or misuse of funds levelled against at least eight national sport organizations.
Minister St-Onge holds emergency roundtable to address safe-sport crisis in Canada
In the five months since Pascale St-Onge was appointed Canada's Sport Minister, there have been allegations of either maltreatment, sexual abuse or misuse of funds levelled against at least eight national sport organizations.
Lewis Hamilton opens up on struggling 'mentally and emotionally for a long time'
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NHS worker diagnosed with bowel cancer after 'being told it was IBS'
An NHS worker has said he was diagnosed with cancer after initially being informed that his worsening symptoms were irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). John Clegg, of Clifton, Nottingham, was told he had stage four bowel cancer that had spread to his liver in February 2021.