Sunderland Echo - 2023-02-04

• ‘I could have danced all night at musical’
• Tears and cheers as thrilled staff and pupils celebrate being good
• Bulldozers could soon move in on ex-school site
• Fans ‘forever in all our hearts’
• Record high shopping prices are yet to peak
• Bagpipe serenade for topping out ceremony at office blocks
• Fly-tipping lands council a £246k bill for clean-up
• Yorkshire-born but a Black Cats fan who saw the 1973 cup run
• New jobs up for grabs as business booms at specialist services firm
• Mixed response to teacher strike
• Online voices
• ‘We can’t just create jobs and assume we’ll end child poverty’
• Oar-some new rowing club looks for more members
• Half a million more with long-term sickness
• Millions 'let down' by Royal Mail at Christmas
• The Waeve The Waeve
• Match met for Fantasy footballer
• Rival consoles – this week’s top games
• Luck was certainly in with this five-star luxury break
• More to Gran Canaria than just year-round sunshine!
• Just the ticket for cheaper travel
• Travel tips to help you save cash in 2023
• 12 ways to weave rustic style living into your home
• Snow brings a break to working in our gardens
• Push boundaries in growing species
• Happy Valley, BBC One, Sunday, 9pm
• New launches Four to watch this week
• Also coming to streaming
• Watch out for... Filming starts on new Alan Carr comedy based on his childhood
• Memories can strike again in hurdle
• Bowlers reaching business end of the national events
• Black Cats set to face two old boys at The Den
• Plenty to look forward to despite disappoint­ment of deadline day
• Mowbray update on new Blacks Cats signings ahead of Lions clash
• Cats left frustrated after four forwards talks fail
• Pritchard and Cirkin boost for Mowbray
• One injury away from disaster again as striker hunt fell short
• Why Lihadji was allowed to leave Lille and what fans can expect

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