Sunderland Echo - 2022-03-15

• Joanna’s mission of mercy for refugees
• Medical school rallies round to help refugees fleeing Ukraine
• Erin dances to the tune of £1k
• ‘It really makes you value the life we have in Britain’ says student
• Sky’s the limit for city students
• Brave Bradley named mascot of new SAFC fans’ Heaven Branch
• Rugby star lays down a challenge to pupils
• City flies the flag for Commonweal­th Day
• Praise for progress on steps to reduce rates of suicide
• Burglar left £5k home repair bill
• It’s wishful thinking
• Online voices
• Need for testing in the event of concerns over alcohol use
• Children learn vital life-saving skills as Melissa rolls into town
• Burglar left blood inside a chip shop while pinching charity box
• Figuring out forgetfuln­ess
• Everything you need to know about potato milk
• You’ll feel so much more motivated and energised after your workout
• QUICK CLUES:
• College is aiming to have its training down to a T
• Services firm offers placements to students
• Tiger set to enjoy victorious farewell
• George feels display in defeat to Ireland is benchmark for England
• Wood unlikely to feature in second Test as England await elbow scan
• Sunderland Ladies pay penalty in narrow away defeat to Rovers
• Hume a little surprised by Northern Ireland internatio­nal call-up
• Stewart's tussle, strange decision and Cats’ support for Ukraine
• Neil hopeful that defender Batth will be fit to feature again soon
• Sunderland need to change approach to get the best out of striker Defoe
• What data says about where Neil has made Cats progress

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