Sunderland Echo - 2022-06-21

• Gypsy King lines up a knockout arena visit
• Pupils picking up green lessons at the coast with a beach clean
• Accused denies murder of Nikki
• Elton puts on a slick swan song
• Plans submitted for recycling plant that will create 100 jobs
• ‘We hope other families won’t feel the same pain as ours has’
• Thief who took watches from city TK Maxx shop given time behind bars
• Plans lodged to create two new stores on ex-Sainsbury's site
• Uninformed!
• Online voices
• How a Deputy can look after a person’s financial affairs
• Pupils help bridge the generation gap and ease loneliness for elderly
• Conman swindled cash from his neighbours with fake sob stories
• Here comes the 3-day weekend
• 5 easy things men can do to improve their health
• Don’t let just one bad moment, day or week derail your important plans
• DOUBLLEECC­RROOSSWSWO­RODRD
• YOUR STARS WHAT DOES TOMORROW HAVE IN STORE FOR YOU?
• Support experts are ready for the new business boom
• Keeping memories of loved ones alive
• Clitheroe can collect winnings at Carlisle
• Roy credits ‘normal life’ for England ODI heroics
• Foxes beat Durham in Blast after career-best figures from Ahmed
• Injuries mean England turn to Billy for Aussie tour
• Hamilton totally ‘overwhelme­d’ to finish on the podium in Canada
• I can retire a happy man – Fitzpatric­k wins first major title at US Open
• Group eyeing Cats shares ‘keen to work’ with Kyril
• Jabeur is keen to learn from Williams in Eastbourne doubles
• Options Sunderland are weighing up for their unusual winter break
• Broadhead latest as Cats goalkeeper set for loan move to Scotland
• Where the Cats stand and what to expect in this summer window

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