Sunderland Echo - 2021-07-15

• ‘It’s our children who are keeping us going’
• Thank you teacher!
• Cats close in on Evans
• Eight arrests after series of attacks
• Compassion is on the menu at coffee shop
• Hospital visits suspended after Covid patients rise
• Jordan thanks fans for their support
• Compensati­on call as council faces £6m Covid overspend
• Fulwell 73 celebrates nine Emmy nomination­s
• Takeaway boss admits breaching Covid regulation­s
• ‘Controvers­ial’ head to retire
• Asbestos death toll tops 600 in 40 years
• Teenage squaddie caught doing doughnuts in store’s car park
• Donations to charities
• Online voices
• This pandemic has exposed the weakness of our economy
• Violent brute keeps freedom
• Key workers’ children are living in poverty
• MOUTH OF THE WEAR They're football crazy, they’re football mad ... or something
• Care home firm moves to new HQ for staff wellbeing
• Co-op to set up recycling points for packaging
• Work goes on to reopen leisure centre facilities
• Latitude to head summer of festivals across the UK
• GENERAL KNOWLEDGE QUIZ
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD Cryptic
• GIANT CROSSWORD
• Shadow Kingdom concert first in kind for Bob Dylan
• Meet a new motivation­al speaker – Alan Partridge!
• Killer line-up revealed for top crime-writing festival
• Compact EV playing the long game
• Thank goodness for this superswift coupe
• Back to nature for a final resting place
• Burnmoor at full strength for journey into Lyons den
• Injury forces Federer out of the Tokyo Olympics
• Ryhope looking to sink Harbour and close in on league leaders
• Vince admits not knowing if or when next England chance may come
• Chairman to take charge at Newbury
• Blackpool still keeping a close eye on Cats’ Embleton
• Johnson-Thompson says she has made big strides with her fitness
• Fit-again Jones makes return to Lions tour
• Sanderson,Hume and where the Cats stand in transfer market

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