Sunderland Echo - 2021-04-28

• Lasting tribute
• Fond farewell as Les and Val retire
• Dame Irene to name new cruise ship
• Sando out for season
• New bar Stacks up
• Prestigiou­s award for city’s Northern Spire
• Homes plan for ‘ex-Buffs’ site
• ‘Nearly a quarter of primary kids obese’
• Here's when Debenhams will close for the last time
• Two arrested following hit-and-run collision
• Bank's support plan for cancer sufferers
• Community shows that its heart's in the right place
• Covid jab side-effects figures welcomed
• Owners warned to keep dogs safe on day trips
• Venues offer lifeline along the riverside
• Community groups urged to bid for funding
• Cannabis-smoking cook arrested with kitchen knife in city centre
• ‘The day I met the Queen’ – Lois looks back on an emotional day
• A wonderful gesture in memory of nurse
• Air pollution concerns
• Online voices
• What is Boris hiding in his fancy new flat? Starmer footstools?
• Fly-tippers fined as CCTV catches them in the act
• Calls for councillor­s to monitor services
• One in five Sunderland kids have tooth decay
• Door knocks and spot checks in campaign to slash knife crime
• ‘Birth buddies’ reconnect after 60 years – thanks to the Echo
• YOUR STARS WHAT DOES TOMORROW HAVE IN STORE FOR YOU?
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• A Happy Romance fits bill at Chelmsford
• City clash not a ‘personal battle’ with Guardiola, says Pochettino
• Proud and Guy among 24 swimmers added to Team GB squad for Tokyo
• Jackson clocks personal best time in speedy Cheshire race
• Wimbledon’s day of rest to be scrapped from 2022
• Sunderland fans react as loanee Sanderson suffers injury setback
• Everything Black Cats fans need to know about League One play-offs
• Ex-Cats finance director lands new role at Lancashire Cricket
• The crucial role Harvey will play in Black Cats’ summer rebuild
• Cats’ 30-goal striker attracting interest

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