Sunderland Echo - 2022-08-06

• Search is on to find the next generation of England Lionesses
• Jack’s family so brave to speak about losing son
• Jack's killers are handed life terms for ‘mob-handed’ murder
• Crook drove car at cyclist before mate nicked bike
• Hunt for drivers who fled ‘suspected hit and run’
• Thousands seek help to ward off debt
• Neighbours’ protest over housing plans
• 'It has been my life for the last 19 years, I’m so lucky’
• Consultant predicting more energy price misery
• Deadline looms to apply for apprentice rail jobs
• Let victory be the catalyst
• Online voices
• Chance for youngsters to train alongside Lionesses
• Energy bill to be capped quarterly – regulator
• Another rail union is set to take strike action
• Lights, camera, action! Cinema nights are back
• Aesthetics expert brings her global skills home
• The answer to all your problems
• Rival consoles – this week’s top games
• A relaxing Yorkshire Dales staycation with champagne and seafood
• Check Covid jab rules for travel
• The latest perfect beach read
• Perfect mix of sweet & savoury
• Whipped yoghurt with roasted strawberri­es and peanut fudge sauce recipe
• How to work some pink into your home
• Handle with care the ‘aggressive’ plants
• Stay on the safe side in gardens
• Three to watch this week
• Also coming to streaming
• ‘The first day, it’s a bit like sitting an exam at school’
• Tarrab to take Haydock honours
• Double success for bowlers in the Durham County finals
• Cats pose a threat, says City boss Pearson
• Cats boss Neil delivers honest verdict on Championsh­ip return
• Ex-SAFC player linked to Barcelona while Asoro bags a Europa brace
• Robins looking to bounce back after opening day loss
• City defender highlights ‘danger man’ Ross Stewart
• Matete still a part of the boss’s first-team plans for the season
• Neil plays the waiting game for transfer market long-term targets

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