Sunderland Echo - 2020-04-14

• £22M DEBT IS WRITTEN OFF
• HELPING HAND FOR COVID-19 VICTIMS
• ARSONISTS LEAVE BIG TRAIL OF DESTRUCTIO­N
• ‘I’m confident over top-two finish’ – Hume
• New council crackdown on fly-tipping
• Rubbish dumped at Sunderland beauty spot
• Parents warned as children start fires
• Hope still springs eternal during crisis
• Group’s call for unwanted protective gear
• Domestic violence victims reminded that support is out there
• Please help the children
• From fitness to games console, get connected!
• Fire services ‘on knife edge’ as staff isolate
• Charities warn of a ‘looming crisis’ for foster care system
• Rising numbers of over-55s are using equity release to unlock wealth trapped in their property to share with loved ones
• Top tips on staying motivated with your fitness during virus lockdown
• Health headlines aren’t always depressing and scary - as these highlight
• Simple hacks to cut your energy bills in enforced lockdown
• From cardamom to fenugreek, how to spice up home cooking
• Thunderous and Fantail head Highclere hopes for the season
• Woodward backs Pichot's World Rugby challenge
• Doubts cast over possible PIF takeover amid Saudis’ 'cold feet'
• Hourihane discusses Cats exit & how Reid's gamble paid off
• Cats star O'Nien aims to raise £5,000 for NHS with daily keep fit classes
• 'Completely unrealisti­c and delusional': Cats fans slam radical EFL plan
• The big debate on EFL’s proposals to play behindclos­ed-doors
• June start date for Cats and League one clubs?

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