Sunderland Echo - 2020-07-14

• 'We don't want our Josie to ever be forgotten'
• SAMMY YU STILL INTERESTED IN LAUNCHING CATS TAKEOVER
• Metro drivers shortage alert
• Talks to reopen leisure centres
• Man facing jail over child porn
• Trust’s 22 days of no virus-related deaths
• Man left with ‘severe’ injuries after assault
• Thieves targeted minibuses delivering essential supplies
• Police dog Raven sniffs out suspected car thieves
• Factory blaze not suspicious, say police
• Youngsters opting for degree courses
• Search for missing swimmer – found at home
• Minister says home working is 'new norm'
• Company’s £10k of support for charities
• Cityerland economist's role in voucher scheme
• Proposals to demolish city university building backed
• Online voices
• I feared my ex-partner’s drug abuse would harm our child
• 12 tips for better sleep guaranteed to improve your health and wellbeing
• Why employees may be taxed on coronaviru­s tests
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Big plans after fire safety firm rose from the ashes
• Free advice on offer as redundancy fears rise
• Directors warned over payments
• Snowdon gives rivals mountain to climb
• Stokes expresses pride at leading England despite defeat to Windies
• Former Ladies defender Potts seals Hibernian Women move
• Lascelles airs his frustratio­ns at United’s 'lack of concentrat­ion'
• Sunderland set for another fortnight of uncertaint­y over restart
• Comment: How long must Black Cats fans wait for Stew to sell?
• Kimpioka reveals latest on his future & where contract talks stand

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