Sunderland Echo - 2022-04-11

• Aunt helps Will get in the swing
• Restaurant serves up some fundraisin­g fun
• ‘I’m walking out of the building but my heart will remain here’
• Free day shines a light on SEND
• Dance icons line up a red hot show for city
• Property owners see house prices rocket
• Covid testing programme pioneer’s date with Royalty
• Punish the war criminals
• Online voices
• Author Louise has a personal reason to support Childline
• Why many feel trapped in a vicious cycle of rising costs
• Warning over council tax rebate and medical alert scammer calls
• Ghosts of Christmas past in a look back at festivitie­s 60 years ago
• Neil credits Cats’ resilience amid a selection admission
• We deserved more from game, but were punished on the break – Karl
• Sunderland boss hails impact of substitute­s in victory over U’s
• Stats that show Patterson's importance to Cats after crucial save
• Cats finding a way to win games as momentum builds
• Third-place finish would be great for Ryhope – Pearson
• Colliers favourites to claim title despite loss, admits Stan boss
• ‘Everton still have plenty of work to do to beat drop’
• Cole admits Silksworth CW are missing ‘cutting edge’ amid draw
• Shields ease to comfortabl­e victory as season enters crunch time
• DOUBLLEECC­RROOSSWSWO­RODRD CRYPTIC CLUES: Across
• Secret to top veggie curries
• Persian pumpkin and chickpea curry
• Mango and tempeh curry
• 8 of the best Easter wines
• ON THIS DAY
• WHAT DOES TOMORROW HAVE IN STORE FOR YOU? Your stars
• Cachet has that market appeal
• Noble Yeats gives Sam the fairytale finale in National
• ‘A sickener’ – so close yet so far for Walsh and Any Second Now
• Lavelle yard hit by loss of Eclair Surf after fall
• Hamilton demands Mercedes improvemen­ts to save season
• Rodgers insists Leicester will not give up in battle for top six finish

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