Sunderland Echo - 2023-02-13

• Police unit praised for reducing crime
• Uni volunteers put in the miles for Ukraine fundraiser
• Earthquake aid at cricket club
• ‘Don't damage legacy of comedy classics such as Fawlty Towers’
• ‘No gender bias’ over litter fines
• Cycling, running and a host of family fun for all on the calendar
• Raider made quick getaway with motorcycle leathers
• Craig makes his fab-u-lous return
• It’s little to do with real life
• Drink can have an incredibly damaging effect on the family
• Investigat­ion is launched into sound 'annoyance' at City Hall
• Self-storage developmen­t plans to ‘reuse and refurbish’ city unit
• ‘Flags, banners, horns, drums and … the sea of red and white’
• Mowbray calls for change to the ‘added time ruling’
• The tactical 'gambles' pay off for head coach as vital win is secured
• Alese revels in tactical move to get in behind opposition defence
• Full-backs pushing on make difference to Black Cats’ attacking options
• A crucial win as Sunderland turn their frustratio­n into jubilation
• Player ratings
• Red Star boss wanted more despite their four-goal win
• A half-time change the turning point for Horden
• Gredziak ‘buzzing’ after Durham claim a first point of the season
• Briggs on the spot to see Shields take three points against Rylands
• Pumpkin parmigiana
• Breadcrumb and Parmesan pasta
• ‘You can save so much money’
• Raising a glass to springtime
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• England hold off fightback from Italy to claim Six Nations win
• Togetherne­ss firing Ireland to success, says Johnny

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