Sunderland Echo - 2022-04-19

• New arts lease of life for empty city shops
• Poems to raise Parkinson's aid
• Council tax bills quadrupled for some homes left standing empty
• Shop sales slow as cost-of-living rise bites
• Furious gambler’s threat to kill family after losing on slot machine
• Women don’t have the time
• Online voices
• My son has a Samurai sword, is he allowed to have this?
• Swimming sisters keeping medal winning in the family
• Over 6,000 migrants so far this year cross channel
• Majority of teachers oppose planned pay freeze
• Drinker punched police officer after being removed from pub
• Waist management solutions
• Tips for staying safe in the summer sunshine
• After Easter get rid of any uneaten chocolate and draw up a meal plan
• WHAT DOES TOMORROW HAVE IN STORE FOR YOU? Your stars
• Motor group boss keeps an eye on the road ahead
• Keeping memories of loved ones alive
• Nothing Unknown about Complete
• Whyte is ‘overdue’ a world title shot – Tibbs
• Tuchel grateful for another chance of Wembley success
• Durham are held to a draw by Leicesters­hire on a flat wicket
• FA Cup loss to Liverpool has little impact on City’s title hopes - Pep
• Ten Hag ‘has not left yet’, Ajax chief insists amid Man United links
• Stewart's Sunderland situation assessed amid numerous links
• Ex-Sunderland striker reveals message to supporters after exit
• Huggins explains the latest on his injuries and Cats comeback plans
• Stewart's ex boss lifts lid on striker - 'Are we talking £4m or £5m?'
• Cats striker Stewart suffering from fatigue after tough season – Alex
• Cats frustrated after being unable to breach Plymouth

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