Sunderland Echo - 2022-02-01

• Tia stands guard over seal until help arrives
• Developer wins housing appeal
• Gavin takes on a world record bid
• Three men with a boat take on Hadrian’s Wall challenge
• Ship crews looking for clearer virus jab system
• Covid heroes inspire students into nursing
• Experts' warning over new virus variants
• Plans for Riverside Park are beginning to blossom
• Man’s sick 300,000 images of children
• Decision due on garden centre plans at golf course
• Online voices
• How you go about making a Lasting Power of Attorney
• Son locked up for failing to stay away from mam
• Partnershi­p puts dozens of new health apprentice­ships on offer
• Health and Wellbeing 6 ‘less survivable’ cancers
• Back to commuting? How to make it more bearable
• Four simple tasks that will have a huge impact on a person’s health
• WHAT DOES TOMORROW HAVE IN STORE FOR YOU? Your stars
• Family business is child’s play for toy firm couple
• Technology firm off to flying start in new year
• Dubrovnik Harry the Leicester highlight
• England must improve on sluggish pitches, says Ali
• Nadal not yet thinking about more grand slam success
• ‘Coming here is a big change for me – I am looking forward to it’
• Evans apologises to fans for ‘unacceptab­le’ performanc­e at Bolton
• Lady Cats crash out of FA Cup after extra-time defeat
• Eriksen ‘can’t wait to get started’ after return with Brentford
• Cats stars need to take their share of responsibi­lity after humiliatin­g defeat
• Black Cats last night still hopeful of deals for Matete...and Defoe?
• Why Sunderland parted company with Lee Johnson
• Ex-loanee Alves departs Hammers for Brondby

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