Sunderland Echo - 2020-05-14

• Callous thieves prey on OAP
• Nightingal­e to stay as long as NHS needs it
• League One players set to revolt
• Lockdown and mental health
• Virus death toll for Trust reaches 300
• 'Potentiall­y lethal' medication stolen
• City Hall work restarts under new guidelines
• Chill room haven set up for hospital staff
• Teachers warn over schools reopening
• Cathedral services to be live streamed
• Wind farm base brings hundreds of new jobs
• Unions issue post-virus pay freeze warning
• Knifeman faces jail after police stand-off
• Petrol prices drop to under £1 per litre
• It’s going to be very difficult to enforce rules, says police boss
• Ambitious plan needed to get the economy moving again
• NHS faces ‘backlog’ in wake of Covid crisis
• Following arrows should be as easy as a two-piece jigsaw
• 5 of the best
• Older people join together in online folk singing group
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Record fall for new car market
• Going back to nature to say your final farewell Green burials often take place in a woodland or wildflower meadow setting
• Buttler 'nervous and excited' at the prospect of training again
• Skyward all set to jet home at Lyon-Parilly
• Bruce’s first demand was to ask squad to work hard – Shelvey
• Khashoggi's fiancee writes letter to United fans ahead of takeover
• Sunderland fan launches fundraisin­g drive for mural of legend Gurney
• Alex fears for stars’ futures and the call clubs may face
• Oxford’s firm stance ahead of crucial vote
• FPP, finances & Sunderland’s future plans examined

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