Sunderland Echo - 2022-05-03

• Teachers' fears over schools shake-up
• Sex crime rise sparks concern
• ‘We’re going to focus on immediate issues’
• More switch accounts as cash crisis bites
• Top tips for cutting down the cost of running a car
• Level-headed
• Online voices
• Being named nearest relative when someone is sectioned
• Alternativ­e energy sources needed as gas prices increase
• How best we can avoid using single-use plastics
• Most destructiv­e garden bugs and best deterrents
• 5 ways to help ease dementia
• What to do when a low mood won’t go away
• Exercise is one of the simplest ways of reducing the effects of stress
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• BIC getting geared up for the new way of working
• Charlotte aims for sustainabl­e investment goal
• Keeping memories of loved ones alive
• London calling for Appleby at Chester
• Dickson and Lees ensure that Durham deny Sussex
• Arteta is a happy man as Arsenal ‘win ugly’ against defiant Hammers
• Ladies conclude positive season with an entertaini­ng score draw
• Lampard warns Everton consistenc­y is key to survival after victory
• Evans injury scare, ex-keeper’s heroics plus McGeady's return
• Cats’ resilient defence stand firm to thwart Morecambe's Stockton
• Broadhead injury a major blow for Cats but Pritchard and Roberts will prove key
• Evans delivers Owls verdict ahead of huge play-off clash
• Sunderland set to run the rule over more trialists this week
• Financial test for KLD should Black Cats gain promotion
• Cats star attracting attention from the PL

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