Sunderland Echo - 2022-02-04

• Howzat! Cricketers hope to net support
• Youngsters put their best foot forward for defibrilla­tor funds
• ‘At the moment it’s just promises, but the devil will be in the detail’
• Bid to bulldoze garage for new 24-hour store
• Inquiry opened into Islamic Centre and Mosque
• Man who pushed trolley onto a Metro track avoids hard labour
• Council reveals £134m of ‘new start’ investment­s for the city
• The MOD has no excuse
• Online voices
• Will my chemo affect need for benefit medical assessment?
• ‘It’s exactly what the city needs’ – praise for £80m arena project
• Shed weight simply by going for the crunch!
• Floating fun on the canals
• Slope off to the French Alps
• SHARE YOUR ROYAL STORIES FOR HER MAJESTY’S PLATINUM JUBILEE
• Nine places to take the children for free this half-term holiday
• Your stars
• Annual average house price up
• Best places for first-time buyers
• Bring the latest millennial interior design trends into your own home
• ‘Nuisances’ can make savings
• Three in five over-65s worried about heating costs
• Help during life’s most difficult time
• Goshen can take Contenders gold riches
• Blustery conditions blight Over-40s football fixtures
• Murray will take part in World Tennis Tournament
• There is nothing to fear in this league, says Seaham boss Colly
• Colledge still targeting a top-eight finish as Horden head to Terriers
• Mariners boss is all too wary of reunion with Gilchrist and Ward
• Cole confident skeleton Silksworth can take revenge on Windscale
• Pros and cons of Black Cats’ next manager contenders
• What you need to know about Cats interim management’s Dodds
• Murton Colliery reach last eight of county cup after penalty decider
• Ex-Cat backs Keane for Stadium of Light job amid manager talks
• Appointing Keane would give the fans a big boost, admits McGeady

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