Sunderland Echo - 2022-02-08

• Women-only fit club shows its strength
• Low paid face ‘perfect storm’ of bills and taxes
• £1k reward on offer to trap fly-tippers
• Schools could take a decade to bounce back from Covid
• Household goods sales drive up shop figures
• Pandemic schooling puts pupils off classes
• Wearside support keeps the red and white army in Kenya smiling
• New lease of life for 'abandoned' golf course
• Call handlers being recruited by Durham Constabula­ry for HQ
• Planned plastics recycling plant will create 100 long-term jobs
• Grant more renewables
• Online voices
• I’m having to live in the same house as my threatenin­g ex
• Eyes down as Stack plays Cupid on the most romantic day of the year
• Motion for 'memorial meadows' and low-noise fireworks agreed
• Put a smile on your face
• Are frozen fruit and vegetables as healthy as fresh?
• Taking care of your sleep is one of the pillars of enjoying good health
• WHAT DOES TOMORROW HAVE IN STORE FOR YOU? Your stars
• Tech deal aiming to keep track of target markets
• Climate change firm offers environmen­t advice
• Trapista to take Ludlow honours
• Sunderland Ladies twice pegged back by the Blades in home draw
• Collingwoo­d named as England interim head coach for Windies tour
• Jones takes the blame for tactical decisions after loss
• Senegal coach Cisse savours long road to Africa Cup of Nations glory
• Garrard is on ‘top of the world’ after Boreham win
• Louis-Dreyfus watches on amid boss search and Keane chants
• Phillips praises Mariners ahead of derby encounter at Morpeth Town
• Any potential Black Cats manager will be very worried by what was on show
• The key selection decisions Cats must consider for Robins clash

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