Sunderland Echo - 2022-02-14

• Academy’s Eco Warriors are waging war on waste
• Shoppers dig deep to raise £61k for charities
• Council defends airshow decision
• Residents warned after a spate of bogus repairmen
• Sir Keir due in city to make pledge against violence
• Tasty sponsorshi­p of school breakfast club
• Police launch crackdown on off-road bikers
• Danger driver sparked high-speed police chase on late-night garage trip
• Otter rescued from a bin teams up with a new pal
• Minister pays rent to climate protesters
• Pandemic is far from over
• Online voices
• Focus has switched to mental and emotional health issues
• ‘We’re respecting the past and building for the future’
• Graduate Jesse aiming high with Sir Tom’s uni scholarshi­p award
• Diver whose bravery saved 40 lives and rescued scores more
• ‘Lots of work to do’ admits Neil after Cats held in his first game
• Neil cautious of free-agent market due to lack of match sharpness
• Pritchard: ‘Hard work is a given’ with new coach
• Humphrys winner moves Wigan closer to leaders Rotherham
• Pundits back Neil to be big success at Black Cats
• Neil’s home truths offer hope of a brighter future
• Player ratings
• Lowe hits winner for Mariners in landmark appearance for club
• Cole delighted as Silksworth triumph in derby ‘that had everything’
• Crumbie frustrated as Boldon undone by last-minute winner
• Pearson takes positives after Ryhope are beaten at league leaders
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Sharing her simple cooking
• Clementine cake with salad
• Easy tray pizza
• 6 great wines for £10 or less
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• Helping to deal with the impact of loss
• Dream is all poised to deliver at Ayr
• Fan-led review of governance comes at the right time with football at tipping point
• Shaw concerned United will miss out on top-four
• Time was running out, Tuchel reveals after Club World Cup win

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