Sunderland Echo - 2022-03-30

• Choir boy’s poignant wish granted at last
• Covid rules change sees fewer isolating
• ‘We’ll go with heads held high’
• Grayson inspires pupils to look at social class through art work
• Call for new crossing ahead of drive-thrus
• Hospital bosses want action on NHS staffing
• Teen caught with machete after takeaway break-in
• Leaflets spark war of words
• Online voices
• Happy to lend a helping hand at the next Academy Awards
• 'The buck stops with the Prime Minister – now he should resign’
• Man with collection of child abuse images is spared prison sentence
• Job opportunti­es available for applicants with a lot of bottle
• Stereophon­ics to headline top summer music festival
• Rise in clothes sales bucks shop spending fears
• WHAT DOES TOMORROW HAVE IN STORE FOR YOU? Your stars
• Local road pothole repair backlog tops £12 billion
• Harrow set to be top of the class again
• Debutants help Harriers secure ninth place finish in Road Relays
• Eddie Jones’ replacemen­t will be English - insists RFU
• Collingwoo­d hoping to be involved in England set-up
• England start penalty practice to avoid Qatar shoot-out heartache
• Kenny taking on British sprint coach role head on
• McCarthy reveals he applied for Cats job after Johnson's sacking
• Fans keen for permanent Broadhead Cats move
• Chief Executive gives verdict on Stewart amidst Scotland involvemen­t
• Sunderland must keep up with Stewart's upward trajectory

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