Sunderland Echo - 2021-10-19

• Progress praised but more improvemen­t still needed
• Council tax funding social care plan under fire
• £2k anti-social behaviour fines
• ‘Many women feel they need to deal with menopause in silence’
• ‘Purple’ landmarks to mark World Polio Day
• People in North ‘have shorter life expectancy’
• Online voices
• Resisting arrest in the light of the murder of Sarah Everard
• New village hub is aiming to be Heart of community
• Appeal launched to help stroke survivors
• Council launches appeal for more foster carers
• Man went to snooker club armed with hammer to 'scare people'
• When things get too spicy
• ADHD Awareness Month: dealing with temper tantrums
• Invest time, energy and attention in your body and it will pay dividends
• WHAT DOES TOMORROW HAVE IN STORE FOR YOU? Your stars
• Expo kick starts recovery for automotive industry
• Highland’s Premiere selection at ‘market
• Lawrence eyes consistenc­y Down Under after ‘frustratin­g’ year
• Norrie wins Indian Wells Open to cap fine few weeks for British tennis
• City star has little memory of Champions League final
• Atletico Madrid manager feels Liverpool are back to their best
• Vunipolas set to miss out on selection for Autumn ties
• O'Nien showcased best & worst of midfield abilities at Gillingham
• Gills boss insists the best team lost – and slams Embleton’s red card
• It’s still early days but confidence will be growing after wins like Saturday’s
• Johnson vows to ‘find a solution’ as injury-struck Cats face Crewe
• Artell: We have a point to prove against Sunderland after de-Fleet
• Internatio­nal breaks are tough on us but we’re coping – Flanno

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