Sunderland Echo - 2022-07-05

• Mum died after drugs cocktail
• Councils’ call over heat-leaking homes
• Police praise for community
• Firm teams up with charity to save lives
• Washington Old Hall ‘honour’ to fly the Stars and Stripes again
• Online voices
• Mum’s pressure sores could lead to a hospital complaint
• City parks and cemeteries test alternativ­e weedkiller
• Fresh bid to convert ex-council offices into flats
• Easy hacks to stop kids’ summer travel sickness
• Post-rock - when the party’s over
• How Paul McCartney stays festival-ready at 80
• Paying attention to what you eat and your food choices can really pay off
• Experts rack up over £1m in support for small business
• Faye has designs on city’s homes of the future
• Keeping memories of loved ones alive
• Ana Hadi to hit Lingfield target
• Lionesses launch a feast of football
• Phillips makes City switch as Jesus becomes a Gunner
• Djokovic relieved to win before 11pm curfew after late start
• Concussion sees Curry return home from tour
• Nine full-backs Sunderland could sign in the summer
• ‘Missing out on Olympics made me a better player’
• Eriksen agrees in principle to join United
• Black Cats face competitio­n for summer target Rudoni
• Non-league boss explains the benefits of Sunderland friendly

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