Sunderland Echo - 2020-05-28

• Seafront car parks open
• Mum’s cancer battle during pandemic
• Jordan goes back to school
• Drug lieutenant jailed for 7 years
• Another patient dies from coronaviru­s
• Big Macs back on the menu next week
• Luxury car showroom raids netted £10,000 haul
• Watchdog calls for 'mortgage holiday' extension
• Lockdown increases demand for green spaces
• Company's laptop donation to pupils
• Cummings should quit, say city Conservati­ves
• Greggs gets set to serve customers at 800 shops
• Leader slams ‘selfish actions of Cummings’
• Man broke into cars and stole women’s clothes
• Still no decision on this year’s Great North Run
• Hygiene measures for safe shopping
• We can offer reassuranc­e
• Online voices
• Why a healthier mouth can mean a healthier you during virus lockdown
• Undiagnose­d cancers ‘ticking time bomb’
• Is this the worst programme shown on British television?
• New comedy show reflects realities of lockdown living
• Enjoy a big night out on the hunt for our amazing moths
• Online theatre reaches new heights while fears for live drama remains
• 5 of the best
• Danger as drive to work returns
• A natural final resting place
• Kempton attracts 454 entries for Tuesday’s racing card
• Warzuzu can bag Bordeaux gold in Prix la Lagune
• ‘Planning continues’ for cricket’s 2020 T20 World Cup
• MacAnthony hits out at the EFL and rival clubs
• Ayala’s Boro future remains uncertain
• Catlin fears major hurdle even if League One season resumes
• Cats’ rivals put forward this proposal for settling the final L1 table
• 30 years on: Promotion despite Wembley defeat
• Shankland discusses Sunderland transfer link

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