Sunderland Echo - 2021-03-20

• ‘Whole family is really broken’
• Big music festival still set to light up the city
• School open despite Covid case reports
• Inmate left blind in one eye after brutal attack
• Man cleared of harassing MP
• Appeal for victims of abuse to speak out
• Covid rule-breakers send figures through the roof
• First areas set for super fast broadband
• Landmarks light up for Census 21
• Students share their views on education
• Modern tech will tell tales of town’s past
• Fund is helping businesses to create new jobs
• Plans unveiled for a £10m retail and leisure hub at Lambton Park
• Covid and cops help to keep crime down
• Online voices
• Firm is to power ahead with 40 new jobs despite the pandemic
• Latest Shipyard Girls saga is setting sail for success
• Warehouse facility plan is given the go ahead
• Action call over dementia sufferers’ death toll
• Round-up of this week’s top games... REVIEWS CORNER
• Line Of Duty
• FIVE OF THE BEST SHOWS THIS WEEK
• A life spiralling out of control is given sharp focus in dark comedy
• A nourishing feelgood Asian-style noodle soup
• WINES UNDER £10
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Chaos can Cap a fine double win at Carlisle
• Progress in the Plate and a high for Houghton...March into 2018
• David’s aiming to Bed down and bring some success to Durham
• Ben takes the positives from defeat as India Stokes up the pressure
• Vokes’ graft behind the scenes hands Johnson a new dilemma
• Louis-Dreyfus has given us clarity, focus and vision, says McAllister
• The encouragin­g cameo that may prove significan­t for Sunderland
• Imps striker likely to be out for rest of this term

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