Sunderland Echo - 2021-06-01

• POLICE PROBE INTO ARREST
• Home residents get their very own garden bar
• SAFC contracts part of longterm plan
• Lambton Park opens to public after break
• Plan for HMO from flats gets green light
• Epilepsy charity's appeal to young people
• Union membership number rises for fourth year
• Dig in to green spaces prizes
• Health chief's call to still have virus test
• Top marks for school with its second ‘quality award’
• Virus hits school attendance figures
• Second virus vaccinatio­n figures near 50 per cent
• Vera spotted on the case in city
• Call to clear virus operations backlog
• Dementia help appeal from producer David
• Watchdog’s new reforms for insurance costs
• New deputy leader looking to restore faith in Labour
• Online voices
• He abused my daughter but I don’t want my husband jailed
• Sweet tooth brothers’ 'hard work pays off' with dessert takeaways
• Putting your point across
• Superfoods to help reduce inflammati­on
• DAVINA MCCALL: AT 53, I AM SO MUCH FITTER THAN I WAS IN MY 20S
• Breaking bad habits and getting into shape for the upcoming summer
• Fly a brave new world
• Forest trip’s a fine cure
• House-hunters have different priorities in the pandemic era
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Booming business with one million reasons to celebrate
• Architect firm drawing up big plans at new HQ
• Side with Gunner to strike at Ayr
• Robinson ready for Test debut & vows to bring ‘edge’ to England
• Southgate using data to help trim England squad for Euro 2020
• Wales are realistic but full of confidence ahead of Euro 2020 – Bale
• Sunderland's clear stance on Elliot’s future amid rumours
• Cats braced for interest in four key players
• New signings must better fit club’s footballin­g philosophy - Kristjaan
• Should O’Nien sign a new Cats deal, what is his best position?
• Sunderland's keeper dilemma and Burge's future under the spotlight

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