Sunderland Echo - 2020-10-29

• ‘You wouldn’t leave a dog in the road after you had hit it, never mind a small child’
• Concern over Black Cats’ flat performanc­e
• Policeman dies with coronaviru­s
• What lockdown rules are in place across Europe?
• Burglar caught asleep on floor
• Engineerin­g projects earn awards for city
• Praise for TV show’s portrayal of Washington
• City sees a slight drop in COVID-19 case rate
• Fears over city centre crowds
• RSPCA’s fireworks warning for animals
• Woman is fined £458 after dumping rubbish
• Restrainin­g order breach by eating pizza in mam’s house
• Council pressure is put on litter louts
• Stay safe with fireworks
• Tour dates for folk revival band start with festival’s stage
• MOUTH OF THE WEAR Trick-or-treating is fine – and, what’s more, it’s British!
• 3 of the best
• ‘World domination’ – pop star Becky sets sights high
• Stir memories with new online archive of evocative films
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE QUIZ
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE CROSSWORD
• Rediscover work of a true master
• Poirot hits 100: looking back over the singular detective’s long career
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Meet Toyota’s 21st century Transforme­r
• Right at home in the new Ford Ranger
• Going back to nature to say your final farewell
• Survivor to make successful return
• ‘Of course I’ve got high standards playing at a club like Sunderland’
• Promotion patience may be required as we enter this brave new world
• Second-half domination deserved all three points
• Boss pleased with debut display from Sanderson
• ‘Needed a reaction ... and got a poor one’

Sunderland Echo - 2020-10-28

Sunderland Echo - 2020-10-30