Sunderland Echo - 2020-08-13

• ‘Lovely sweet lad’ jailed for 14 months
• Why we are making a big noise in support of our local venues...
• Will salary cap impact signings?
• Dave strikes up a tune on school desk guitar
• Women targeted by city jewellery scam
• Two arrests made in rape investigat­ion
• Woman thanks ‘incredible’ police after break-in ordeal
• Police hunt man who claimed he had bomb at Tyne Tunnel
• Football fans face wait to see live games
• Riders saddle up for cycling fundraiser
• City’s virus situation now ‘finely balanced’
• Charity in Virtual Great North Run appeal
• More than 12,000 will lose automatic free TV licences
• Online voices
• Drink-driver banned but escapes possible jail term
• Joan’s passion for Sunderland, for family and for campaignin­g
• Delving deep in the search for some reasons to be cheerful
• Hays staff join COVID-19 fight
• The remarkable range and scale of our arts centres
• It’s official: culture makes you happier than having a drink
• Strong demand for tickets as outdoor shows return
• In for meal deals at Inn Collection range of welcoming hotels
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Hyundai launches EV brand Ioniq
• Green burials often take place in a woodland or wildflower meadow setting
• Chase the Dollar set to pay out at Chester
• Sunderland set to face ‘best side in region’ in Burnmoor
• ‘It was the right time to leave – I will relish playing against Cats’
• Sunderland transfer talk: Le Fondre, Flanagan and – yes – Maddison
• Salary cap is not in best interest of the game, says Cats boss Phil
• Former prospectiv­e Sunderland investor puts his money into Derby
• Sunderland should sign young Mags, says Macca

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