Sunderland Echo - 2021-01-27

• DOUBLE DRIVE
• Jobs under threat at Nissan
• WHAT’S IN STORE?
• City shoppers want a new department store
• £175k expansion to double vet practice
• Patients’ ‘relief’ in having Nightingal­e vaccinatio­ns
• Older people are ‘more likely’ to have virus jab
• £500k to boost vaccine take-up
• It’s been a mixed bag of fortunes for traders during the lockdown
• City tearoom urging customers to be kind
• Home building increases despite pandemic
• Plea to save historic chapel at heart of city cemetery
• Social media star defends her ‘essential’ Dubai trip
• First-time buyers faced with £6k hurdle to get on property ladder
• Breathing space for tax-payers as self-assessment deadline looms
• A colossal failure
• We’re backing battle against fake news
• To err is human … and part of the columnist job descriptio­n
• Raising the curtain on how the city’s Auditorium is developing
• Sweet taste of success for Amy after launching a new business
• Increase in spending power branded ‘a magician’s trick’
• Helping to engineer a brighter future
• Thousands pass through airport in pandemic
• YOUR STARS
• Ditch daily tech to star in simple lifestyle TV show
• Albadri is class apart at Southwell
• Frank worried Blues will abandon focus on academy
• Hamilton will sign Mercedes deal – Jordan
• Athletes told they will receive vaccines before Olympics – Mo
• Harrier Nathan is ready to kick on after lockdown
• Injury rules Underhill out of England’s Six Nations
• Hart praises Bale’s influence in Tottenham’s pursuit for trophies
• Bruce considerin­g whether to roll the dice in transfer window
• Number of clubs battling it out to sign Sunderland striker Grigg
• Solskjaer grateful for ‘good backing’ from Manchester United
• Kimpioka will be hoping for a chance to take centre stage
• Cats linked with Hibs youngster Doig

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