Sunderland Echo - 2022-05-13

• Pupils turn their crisp packets into blankets
• Nissan hailed a Green Hero for its EV work
• Ambulance and A&E delays spark action call
• Millions of older folk suffer loneliness and isolation
• ‘Left for dead’ by hit and run biker
• Hundreds dying 'in poverty' every year
• Bid to solve mystery of body on the beach
• Burger King’s coming back and it’s bringing dozens of new jobs
• Flying the flag for best beaches
• Online voices
• How a pilot benefits transfer will impact on claimants here
• St Anthony’s team shoot and score to be crowned netball champions
• New date for delayed Copt Hill election after death of candidate
• Beautiful locations to see in the British Isles
• CCTV plea as concern for missing teen Kieran grows
• Traditiona­l May Day celebratin­g with Morris dance and lots more
• Athens, ancient and modern
• New zeal for New Zealand
• How to publicise all your right royal jubilee events
• WHAT DOES TOMORROW HAVE IN STORE FOR YOU? Your stars
• Base rate rise effect on mortgages
• Is it OK not to clean your BBQ?
• Six in 10 have made changes to cover surging costs
• Flight fraud numbers take off
• Bank on Baaeed to live up to star billing
• De Bruyne focused on title win – not individual praise
• Chelsea’s Kovacic set to miss FA Cup final after James challenge
• Penshaw Catholic Club see off star-studded Blyth side
• Clark admits Gateshead ‘has its soul back’ after title success
• Lampard is glad Everton’s Premier League future is in their own hands
• Sunderland still have a job to do in Wembley final, admits Wright
• England appoint former New Zealand captain as new men's Test coach
• Cirkin's tangle, Owls’ subs backfire and star absence
• Johnson opens up on Cats sacking with few regrets
• Cats have until May 25 to submit their released and retained lists
• Grand Central issue travel advice for Cats fans
• ‘Sunderland could be worth £20m more if they secure promotion’

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