Sunderland Echo - 2022-04-29

• Elite cyclist inspires kids to get in the saddle
• Pram and doll used as a decoy to steal Gucci and Balmain bags
• Row over plans to raise city taxi fares on all bank holidays
• Trio hit the road for Brad charity
• Banned driver facing jail after getting behind wheel
• PC drew her Taser on man armed with screwdrive­r
• People in deprived areas die sooner
• Mum’s going into hospital; will this affect my carer’s benefit?
• ‘My mam would have cried with happiness to see it’
• Anniversar­y year boost for cancer aid charity
• Covid bounce back loan scheme comes under fire
• Sweeping away the old and bringing in the new
• Delicious steak recipe perfect for cooking on your barbecue
• University worker with sickening collection of child abuse images jailed
• Long to rain over us – a soaking as you waited to see the Queen
• WHAT DOES TOMORROW HAVE IN STORE FOR YOU? Your stars
• Brits’ biggest property bugbears
• Pay premium for a place by the sea
• Make your house move cheap and easy
• Lenders expect rise in loan defaults amid cost-of-living crisis
• Bread and butter now an issue
• Plan for the future – and help loved ones
• Native the one to win for Charlie in Suffolk
• Penshaw make Boys Club pay the penalty as Catholics reach a final
• Two down, one to go...Eppleton FC chasing a trophy treble challenge
• Phillips must quell the echoes of the past – and start to forge HIS Shields
• ‘Classy’ Colliers Stan in the way of Heaton clinching a promotion
• Keane would be ‘great’ for Scottish football – Gordon
• ‘Bain told me we needed to make cuts – that wasn’t an issue’
• Good luck trying to predict them, butNeilhas­some big calls to make
• Sunderland match will be difficult, says Adams

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