Sunderland Echo - 2022-01-11

• David donates Judith's pension to brain charity
• Photograph­ers capture Northern Lights display
• Doctors call for tougher virus control measures
• Pet cats dumped in waste skip
• ‘Dream come true’ for Royal Navy veteran Vicki
• Two cars set alight within the space of four hours
• Cannabis farm discovered after house fire
• Plans are approved for new cricket facilities at city park
• Police recruitmen­t drive for new officers
• Gas firms can help us out
• Online voices
• Considerin­g the impact Covid is having on our NHS services
• Making a splash by diving into these swimming baths memories
• Train collision after drunken man pushed trolley onto tracks
• Discover the miracle of turmeric...
• 5 fitness trends for 2022
• Lorraine Kelly’s refreshing advice about pandemic weight gain
• Helping you overcome the fears of starting a new fitness programme
• DOOUBLE CROSSWORD
• WHAT DOES TOMORROW HAVE IN STORE FOR YOU? Your stars
• Environmen­t company has sights on net-zero future
• ‘Try one before you buy’ electric vehicle offer
• Keeping memories of loved ones alive
• Zambella to claim yet more Listed gold
• Confident Anderson knew he would edge England home
• Arteta questions Arsenal’s desire after shock FA Cup exit at Forest
• Djokovic is ‘grateful’ after visa appeal win
• Return of the King – the Impside track on Cats’ next opponents...
• Salah is ‘the perfect example’ for in-form West Ham winger Bowen
• Patterson’s half-time exchange while Ainsworth shows his class
• The stats behind Pritchard's impressive performanc­e in Cats’ draw
• Sunderland ace Stewart can finish season as League One top scorer
• Wycombe clash came too soon for Hume, admits Cats head coach
• Warne admits he has no reason to believe Black Cats will recall Grigg

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