Sunderland Echo - 2022-03-14

• A celebratio­n of the city’s legacy in glass
• Decision to decommissi­on Nightingal­e sparks concern
• Arsonists strike twice at home
• Project held up as a model for social regenerati­on nationwide
• Rapist trapped by a £19 kebab
• A voyage of discovery revealing local links with the Shetlands
• Project aims to make beach accessible to all
• Hospital waiting list figures top six million
• How you can support Ukraine
• Russia’s invasion of Ukraine could see prices in UK soar
• Easing entry restrictio­ns
• Online voices
• Campaign aiming to support males struggling to reach out
• Sign up to keep free virus tests for care home visitors
• Debt fears increase for families over energy bills
• Motorway traffic officers given body cameras
• Thousands of region's poorest set to miss out on £150 rebate
• Dancing back to the swinging 60s with wonder of Wetherells
• Neil determined to show new coach what he can do
• Crewe boss Artell: ‘We had best chances and should have won’
• ‘Showed me everything’: Cats boss hails Neil’s superb cameo
• Persistent Clarke becoming more of an asset as loan spell progresses
• Win offered frustratio­n and some major positives
• Collingwoo­d’s hails ‘fantastic’ Red Star after victory at high-fliers
• Stewart rues poor discipline as Moan red card costs West End
• Cole angered by complacenc­y as Silksworth concede late winner
• South Shields denied vital away win by a late Basford equaliser
• Beige foods can be beautiful
• Plantain and fennel quiche
• Banana, tahini and rum cake
• Celebratin­g St Patrick’s Day
• ON THIS DAY
• Jonbon is set to rule Supremeat Cheltenham
• Conlan ‘all good’ after falling out of the ring in defeat to Wood
• Proud coach Jones felt England’s dominant scrum deserved more
• England’s attitude in drawn first Test fills me with confidence – Joe
• Hamilton fears Mercedes will not be in contention for world title

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