Sunderland Echo - 2020-12-09

• ‘I COULD HAVE BEEN KILLED’
• Work starts on micro community homes for people living with disabiliti­es
• Swimming challenge for soup kitchen
• Thief jailed for stealing festive trees
• Speakman's vision
• Enjoy tree-mendous festive adventure
• ‘We’ve done well but we’ve got to stick to the rules’
• The chance to plant trees in communitie­s
• Watchdog signals energy bill cuts on the way
• ‘I fought back’ claims accused
• National Lottery to increase its age limit
• Bail system is putting victims 'at risk'
• Council launch festive competitio­ns for residents
• Reminder for people to get the flu vaccine
• Jealous boyfriend left girlfriend fearing arson attack on her home
• Dementia challenges
• Online voices
• Not all heroes wear a cape, but let’s try and find a new one
• Mia steps up to help out Children in Need
• YOUR STARS
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Test your family’s knowledge of TV seasonal adverts
• A real Moment to savour at Warwick
• Harrier Brian aims to get his Gambian club on the right track
• Thompson among ex-internatio­nals taking legal action over brain injuries
• England’s two ‘unconfirme­d Covid positives’ given all-clear
• Joshua-Fury fight won’t happen after I win on Saturday, warns Pulev
• I don't want to lose that reputation - Allardyce outlines plans for return
• Johnson's main focus as he took his first Cats training session
• Ashley's cut-throat deal tactics revealed by businessma­n King
• A unique insight into Johnson, his methods & what he'll bring toCats
• Ex-Chelsea defender looks to earn Cats deal

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