Sunderland Echo - 2020-09-04

• ‘First symptom can
• The Purple player who is red and white at heart...
• Sunderland close in on centre back
• £2.25m project kicks off recovery
• Monster plans for a terrifying city trail
• Take extra care of fishing gear
• New trial date for claim of harassment
• Alcoholic drink-driver banned from the roads
• Three-year-old girl dies and teen fighting for her life after crash
• Online voices
• I'm worried about getting overpaid ... can you help me?
• The burning issue: why we need more youth services
• Uncover our heritage
• Dad-to-be slapped his pregnant girlfriend after night of rows
• Glass Animals’ timely return with new uK and european tour
• Staycation­s ‘pawfect’ for families that include pets
• Cinemas among indoor venues to now need masks
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• YOUR STARS WHAT DOES TOMORROW HAVE IN STORE FOR YOU?
• Why KFC’s Finger Lickin’ Good slogan is on pause
• Banks told more help needed
• Activity strongest since 2015
• How to build a DIY garden bar and birdhouse
• Helping you at the most difficult time of life
• Enable gains with flying Fernandez
• Wonderful Wood maintains his perfect start to Knack season
• Bolam rallies fans ahead of Town’s historic FA Vase semi-final clash
• Ryhope set to make changes for derby-day showdown with RCA
• West End return to their Ford Quarry home for first time in 16 years
• Bogan wants to establish momentum for promotion
• Parkinson now facing a Black Cats selection conundrum
• Former Cat signs deal with Southport
• Fans back into stadiums move a step closer with Government pilot
• Parkinson admits Neil has every chance of a Sunderland start
• Parkinson looking to bridge the gap between U23s and first team

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