Sunderland Echo - 2022-05-14

• Help BGT star to step into top ballet school
• Disgraced Gogglebox star ‘exploited celebrity status’
• Charity plea for fairer health deal for elderly
• Charity calls for child protection revamp
• Police horse hit by Hells Angel
• Fears over children’s dental treatment
• Plea to trace soldier’s body 45 years after his murder by IRA
• Worker 'felt he was going to die’
• Asthma charity's call over long Covid
• Chase jumps at bungee challenge to help little brother with autism
• Convent opens up for a comfortabl­e cuppa
• Racially-abused chef armed himself with a screwdrive­r
• New breakfast club serves up the best start to the day for children
• Beware of a security risk
• Online voices
• Fenwick is putting on the Ritz at Arthur’s restaurant
• Dave stays true to his roots for new album
• Scrantasti­c star on stage at festival
• Album of the week
• Testimony: True crime at Seaham Beach
• Rival consoles - this week’s top games
• Musical wishing well for shoppers
• Free masterclas­s in bedtime stories
• 11 stylish buys for outdoor dining and entertaini­ng
• Don’t be fooled by darling buds
• Take time to enjoy colour at every turn
• Life in the relaxing lane at picturesqu­e North Wales castle
• Highlight of the week Will we be winners?
• Four to watch this week...
• Also coming to streaming
• ‘I was just a huge fan of Sally’s book’
• WHAT DOES TOMORROW HAVE IN STORE FOR YOU? Your stars
• Helping to deal with the impact of loss
• Sandbeck is worth following at Ripon
• Sunderland get almost 6,500 extra final tickets
• Pompey ‘interested’ in Gooch as contract expires in the summer
• Wycombe’s Ainsworth pips Neil to manager of the month honour
• Louis-Dreyfus still keen on increasing shareholdi­ng
• Speakman tells fans’ meeting Neil ‘fits club’s long-term model’

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