Sunderland Echo - 2020-04-11

• WORKS STARTS ON 460-BED HOSPITAL
• A SLICE OF GRATITUDE FOR AMBULANCE STAFF
• Teacher ‘glad he stayed’ in Wuhan
• Sunderland 'proud' to support the NHS
• Virtual band sessions help keep brass music alive
• Plea to drivers as speeds go up in lockdown
• Call to do more for 'lockdown babies'
• Fire chief could go back to the front line
• Concern at spike in deliberate outdoor fires
• Girlfriend feared for her life during 'nightmare rollercoas­ter'
• Key worker avoids jail for spitting in a policeman’s mouth and shouting ‘corona’.
• 'Laughing' armed robber left victim scared to go to work
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• The day a Pennywell club bowler beat an England internatio­nal
• Alan Humphrey saw off a rising star to take 1975 Town Tournament
• FA approve controvers­ial call that ends Sunderland Ladies’ title hopes
• The League One runners and riders – who is the top jockey?
• Out-of-contract players could walk away from clubs on June 30
• ‘Virus is slowing sale but I’d love to stay and get it right’

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