Sunderland Echo - 2023-02-11

• Door on talks ‘is firmly shut’
• Take a bite out of discount dining as city Restaurant Week returns
• Jill ‘pitching in’ to help future football stars
• Architects help veterans support group march forward with plans
• Pedal back to fitness and see the sights on three fab cycle routes
• Online voices
• 11k armed forces veterans call Sunderland their home
• They call it puppy (other pets are available!) love
• Back of the net with Ollie
• Dish that’s kind to environmen­t
• How to make preserved lemons
• Far Eastern fusion of flavour
• Rival consoles – this week’s top games
• How money makes the world go round
• Funky Monk offers an unorthodox staycation
• Pop is crowned ‘top of the crops’
• 12 ways to show your home some love
• Chips are down for choosing your potatoes
• No garden? That is not a problem!
• The Gold, BBC One, Sunday, 9pm
• Four to watch this week
• Also coming to streaming
• ‘It was a really moving and lovely combinatio­n’
• Scarlett’s Driving School, BBC One, Monday, 8.30pm
• Chestnut Luccia set for a win at Exeter
• Hartley beats Higgins to book a spot in the national singles finals
• Jewison is starting to learn the lingo...with help from Julio Arca
• Cats boss Reay ready to hand a full debut to new signing McPartlan
• Mowbray warns his Sunderland players to be ready for rotation
• ‘I've been here six months and he’s never mentioned that long throw!’
• Why Mogga will be patient with ‘exciting’ talent Isaac
• Cirkin set to miss out on Royals test after concussion protocols
• Lucas injury could herald Carroll recall for Reading

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