Sunderland Echo - 2020-07-30

• 'CRUEL SNUB'
• MAX MARCHES ON FOR YOUNG CARERS
• Part 4 of Academy of Light series
• Drivers warned over roadworks
• Masked man raped woman in her home
• Three generation­s serve up a century in Seaham
• Two jailed for driving wrong way along A19
• Spitting teen avoids jail term
• £100,000 to help tackle food poverty
• How statistics play a part in COVID battle
• Online voices
• Keep your tickets as legends 10cc reveal new dates
• Show must go on for students
• Don’t have a ‘staycation,’ just speak properly instead!
• Gym offers free path to fitness
• Our venues are in desperate need – here’s how to help
• How theatres have kept us entertaine­d through lockdown
• Time to bank on Battaash in Stakes
• Sunderland skipper Greg geared up for Eppleton trip
• Eckersley Durham’s new red ball captain
• State of play with Cats as pre-season training begins
• ForsterCas­key wants to put things right
• Cats give major update on season card sales and likely SoL capacity
• Cook’s reign as Wigan Athletic manager looks to be over
• Keeper loan available as Phil weighs up options

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