Sunderland Echo - 2022-04-30

• She’s scone but not forgotten!
• 'Social issues' that cost hospitals £100k
• 24-hour bubble tea bath plunge
• Pints in the sunshine and skyline views at pub’s new roof garden
• Long arm of the law welcoming recruits
• Affordable homes on way for edge of town
• Company is celebratin­g a record year after expansion
• The time it takes to earn enough to buy your Greggs sausage roll
• The irony of Putin’s war
• Online voices
• Insurance company signs deal for new city building
• Bicentenar­y celebratio­ns are on track for railway
• Plenty of options at brilliant prices
• Three Chers for the price of one proves a real hit
• Take a trip to slumberlan­d
• Rival consoles - this week’s top games
• Viognier and views at new restaurant
• Switch off for a screen-free week
• Best lightweigh­t tents for backpackin­g and hiking
• A festival of food for staycation in Marylebone Village
• Maintain your plant momentum
• Garden spectacula­r is about to start
• On the hunt once more
• Also coming to streaming
• New launches Four to watch this week...
• ‘She’s like a dog with a bone’
• All star cast lined up for true crime drama The Gold
• Going back to nature for your final farewell
• Jess could break her UK duck in Suffolk
• Houghton clinch county seniors title in a thriller against Aycliffe
• Hot-shot Stewy aiming to win battle of the strikers
• ‘Being a Morecambe fan is never easy’ - inside track on the Shrimps
• Ex-Cat Trev: It’ll be a ding dong battle on Saturday
• ‘One more massive effort’ – a look at Cats’ play-off rivals
• Neil: We need to be brave, and believe in the process
• Winchester facing battle to play this term - but Denn nears return
• McGeady and Dajaku could be back for a play-off tilt

Sunderland Echo - 2022-04-29

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