Sunderland Echo - 2022-04-08

• Students go extra mile for Ukrainian families
• Electoral pact talk dismissed
• New man at the helm of university school
• Venues and shows helping bring the buzz back to the city centre
• Brotherly love covers 50 miles
• Life-saving defibrilla­tor installed at pub by charity
• Coronaviru­s rates spark increased death fears
• Customer service falls as energy bills rocket
• Groups invited to apply for share of crime cash
• 'It’s made me feel I never want to go out again'
• Young people set out a wish list of issues for future of the city
• Theatre stars all set to sparkle as curtain goes up on the Empire stage
• Online voices
• Some people may be affected by DWP review of PIP claims
• Park’s new ramp will help site’s feathered friends onto dry land
• Give our avian wildlife a wide berth says RSPB
• Homeless woman kicked in head after asking for cash
• Greek sunshine food souvlaki with delicious lemon potatoes
• Police team net award for ‘passion and determinat­ion’
• New laws proposed for convicted drug-drivers
• ‘Disappoint­ment’ as new car sales hit 25-year low
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• WHAT DOES TOMORROW HAVE IN STORE FOR YOU? Your stars
• New equity release savings
• More homes sold off-plan in 2021
• Spruce up your garden furniture for springtime
• £10,000 cash could be worth just £8,500 in five years’ time
• No rest for the retired...
• Helping you through the most difficult time of life
• It’s Snow business at Aintree
• EscariaTen ticks boxes for glory in National
• Seaton Building up timely promotion push momentum
• Pearson targets maximum points from Ryhope’s games
• Play-off spot for Boldon CA would be a ‘remarkable achievemen­t’
• Eppleton and Mechanics face a cup final standoff
• Cole wants Silksworth to finish season on a high amid injury blow
• No more South Shields slip-ups in promotion pursuit, insists Phillips
• ‘U’s might be high scorers, but are defensivel­y weak’
• Chelsea’s Champions League defence is all but over – Tuchel
• Where Cats’ play-off hopes stand and points haul they must target
• ‘We find ourselves in a far, far better place now’, admits Cats boss
• Neil is taking the cautious approach with Cats pair
• Cats boss expecting tough clash with Oxford after doing homework
• Woolston opens up on decision to retire at 23
• Striker Kane can take a place among best in history

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