Sunderland Echo - 2019-10-22

• ‘I wish I’d never brought you back to life’
• How super slimmer now weighs less than she did at primary school
• Parky’s plan to revive Will
• Mural honours mining heritage
• Science teacher is a YouTube hit
• Uni graduate’s bid to stop killer disease
• Inquest to be held into murder victim’s death
• Majority of cancer patients praise their hospital care
• Spike in deliberate blazes sparks fire service visit
• One million extra people are getting in shape
• Vaping helps 50,000 to quit
• Bursary support for Sunderland student
• Population on course to top 70 million
• Online voices
• Inquiry must look into all the abuse at Medomsley Centre
• Team spirit and simplicity can help you with your health and fitness
• Get your sunshine vitamin
• Residents have a say on future of health services
• MP urges the UK to clean up its act on pollution
• Where to find the roadshows
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Keeping memories of loved ones alive
• Lady looks to make her mark on Jarvis
• May and Nowell fitness reports are a major boost for England
• Wales set to call up a back to squad
• Footballer­s are more at risk of dementia than general population
• Pools will take time over next manager
• Let’s get up and running – or it will be the shortest honeymoon period ever
• Win games and Parkinson will be hero-worshipped by fans
• Parkinson: It’s too early to decide on who will be the No 1 keeper
• Pep: Show me you have what it takes

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