Sunderland Echo - 2020-10-02

• Cheers! It’s Christmas
• Phil answers SAFC questions
• Inquest opens on biker’s death
• POWER PICKS UP TOO MANY POINTS
• Unipres confirms 14 positive tests in staff
• A ‘families dispute’ prompts crime spike
• Laws are a 'sting in the tail' to stop covid rule breakers
• Pupil along with staff member’s positive test
• Positive coronaviru­s test at school's sixth form
• Walk-in covid test centre plan
• Houghton Feast still has a tasty tradition
• Proposal to demolish old school buildings
• Mortgage approvals recorded hit 13-year high
• Extra parking plans hope to tackle school congestion
• Funding to support Sunderland Wall project
• Firms warned over looming job losses
• It’s a right royal mess
• Online voices
• Can I get support to buy goods while on Universal Credit?
• SAFC boss praises work of Foundation in lockdown
• Campaign group's call to scrap open space orders
• Smaller firms fearing for the future
• A haven from the world
• I want to hear your views on fighting and preventing crime
• COVID-19 hotspots to avoid while out and about in public
• Venues and tour dates for Horrible Histories shows
• Cooking up a retro Russian dish for online food festival sessions
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• YOUR STARS WHAT DOES TOMORROW HAVE IN STORE FOR YOU?
• New travel brand sets its sights on wanderlust women
• Tap into the staycation market
• House prices rise by 2.6%
• 3 easy upcycling ideas everyone can do at home
• Helping you through the most difficult time of life
• Veracious is hungry for Group One glory
• Gibson grabs a brace and helps Whitburn battle back
• We want to turn our home into a fortress, says Cole
• Catholic Club hit Colliery for four to lead the way
• Red Star manager Collingwoo­d demands more from his players
• Injury-hit West End will give it their best shot at Heaton, says Liddle
• Bajamich set to become a Dynamo, say reports in US
• Parky playing the waiting game in bid to boost Black Cats squad
• One summer, two windows - the current transfer market explained
• Maguire could miss Black Cats’ Valley visit – but Power is back
• Benji signs a new one-year contract at Sunderland

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