Sunderland Echo - 2022-01-21

• The 40ft coastal sinkhole still growing after 20 years
• ‘Leisure centres bouncing back to pre-Covid levels’
• Inflation hits 30-year high as finances are squeezed
• Man who caused community misery back in jail
• Five-year jail threat to ‘nuisance’ beggar
• 'Fast track' jobs plan for military veterans
• Disabled man’s money stolen after going down alley for sexual favours
• Youth club bus is ready to roll
• Speak up for the animals
• Online voices
• Worried about having to care for my badly injured partner
• Life-saving donation helps the beat go on at stadium
• Checkout Aldi – winner of 'cheapest' store award
• Calls for the Government to help families meet rising bills HEAT
• The best time to plant a tree? - 20 years ago
• Try my recipe for spicy samosa rolls packed with leftover curry
• Money chutes and a scary lift … your fab memories of Blacketts
• WHAT DOES TOMORROW HAVE IN STORE FOR YOU? Your stars
• House prices hit new record
• Most first-time buyers in 15 years
• One insurance claim can raise policy cost by 50%
• Online banking security risk
• Keeping memories of loved ones alive
• Shishkin’s a good bet to claim an Ascot win
• Washington state declines with defeat to the Pelton
• Rangnick is standing by decision to sub Ronaldo
• Cole feeling positive ahead of home clash with Washy
• Sunday football players focus on the league and cup competitio­ns
• Norwichtes­t is a cup final for Watford, says Ranieri
• Boldon CA gunning to complete quickfire double over Willington
• Pearson: let’s build momentum against Ash – then leapfrog Thornaby
• Phillips opens up setbacks and Mariners appointmen­t
• What we know on Hume link and potential full-back replacemen­t
• Batth brought in to help Black Cats from leaking costly goals
• Sunderland weigh-up January loan move for Xhemajli amid recovery
• Head coach Johnson provides updates on Sunderland’s injured quartet

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