Sunderland Echo - 2020-09-09

• GIRL LEFT BY ROADSIDE IN HIT-AND-RUN
• Young mum paralysed by stroke while nine weeks pregnant
• THOMAS REACHES THE £2.5K FINISH LINE
• HEARTACHE FOR HAYES AT MAKING JOB CUTS
• EXILED MCGEADY WANTS A CHANCE
• Emergency services honoured on 999 day
• People 'turn back' to cash after lockdown
• Worker at Nissan tests positive for COVID-19
• Police horse punched by fan dies in retirement
• New Qashqai build ‘put back’
• Restaurant serves up a discount extension
• £2.3m plans for next stage of seafront improvemen­ts
• Families face plunge into ‘deep poverty’
• Young actor scheme joy for uni graduates
• Neighbourh­ood wardens to tackle key issues
• Student flats plans approved
• Online voices
• Care home robots all wired up to have the last laugh...
• Favourite film soundtrack­s from Schindler’s List to E.T
• Coroner thanks bereaved families as work goes on to clear backlog
• £1k reward for fire informatio­n
• YOUR STARS WHAT DOES TOMORROW HAVE IN STORE FOR YOU?
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Indigo going for gold at Doncaster
• Former Harrier Dodds remains true Wearsider in San Diego
• Joshua says Fury ‘should be looking to retire from boxing soon’
• Ex-Cat Bronze rejoins Man City on a two-year deal
• Cook proves too hot for Donkin in darts league
• How Bajamich came on Cats’ radar & data to back it up
• De Bruyne is named PFA player of the year
• Assessing Cats’ Graham swoop, and what still needs to be done
• Power is confirmed as Black Cats’ team captain

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