Sunderland Echo - 2020-11-25

• ‘ALWAYS HAVE HOPE’
• Getting a pizza the snack action
• Kind Max is a community hero
• Have the Black Cats improved?
• Sandra’s insight into lockdown life in Italy
• Man ‘critical’ after being found in street
• Son found lifeless body of his dad after alleged 'revenge attack'
• Mum describes kneeling down with stabbed man
• Man appears in court over driver’s death in A690 crash
• ‘Controvers­ial’ homes rejected
• Virtual ball raises £2k in memory of mum Amanda
• Supply of fireworks seized before Bonfire Night
• Police appeal for help after rise in arson attacks
• Grant helps to tackle pandemic loneliness
• Bottling success as distillery expands
• All I want for Christmas is a giant turkey wishbone!
• 'Drawing a line in the sand' over painkiller addiction
• Funding for thousands of trees in communitie­s
• Water firm's scam warning to customers
• Affordable housing approved for six developmen­ts across the city
• Timeless tale to be staged in a pop up socially-distanced tent
• New Approach to Funeral Directing Celebrates First Anniversar­y
• YOUR STARS
• Still time to make a pefect Christmas pudding or cake
• Why the Internet is going Yumnuts over festive sweet treat
• Australis sure to be an ace at Chelmsford
• Worse for wear Silksworth allweather track a hive of activity
• Silverwood unlikely to try Stokes-Buttler IPL job swap for England
• Graydon and Stewart named as new West End management team
• England’s Sinckler reveals challenge of ‘big change’ since joining Bristol
• Keane's classy gesture to tea lady
• Cats wait for tier news as Parry outlines next steps on fan return
• Sunderland AFC: The Absolute Record - the book that details Cats’ history
• Will Sartori be more involved & what of McGeady's U23 return?

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