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Sunderland Echo - September 01, 2025

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September 01, 2025

It's out with the burgers and in with the Brazil nuts

The big story of the next seven days

1 mins

Pedestrian left seriously hurt after being run over by driver

A Hetton-le-Hole motorist left a pedestrian with serious injuries after running him over during a \"momentary lapse of concentration\", a court heard.

1 mins

Former trainee teacher jailed after shocking knife attack in city centre

A former trainee teacher who stabbed a woman twice in a shocking city centre attack has been put behind bars.

2 mins

Could stores be forced to reveal all to customers?

Supermarkets would be forced to tell their customers if they want them to “pay more for less” under proposals designed to tackle “shrinkflation”.

2 mins

Residents paying an 'unfair share' of policing costs

Council tax payers in Sunderland are paying an \"unfair\" price to have the streets policed, a campaign group claims.

1 mins

Dan makes most of his Choices to land hospital job

Hard work, dedication - and support from an NHS project in Sunderland - has paid off for a young job seeker.

1 mins

Developers plan student flats in listed building

Sunderland City Council's planning department has received an application to convert a listed building at 4 Albion Place in the city centre into student accommodation.

1 mins

Work to start on sustainable homes at former Vaux site

The transformation of the former Vaux site into a new housing community is gathering pace.

1 mins

100 firms sign up to scheme to give workers more protection

More than 100 firms in the North East have signed up to a scheme aimed at giving employees more rights and protections.

1 mins

Life in 70s Sunderland – from power cuts, strikes and SAFC to cabbages

Letters that offer a snapshot of life in Sunderland in the 1970s form the basis of a new book by a city author.

2 mins

Truce called for warring Benedict and Olivia at film's premiere

A truce was called in the 'war of the roses' as movie costars and mates Olivia Coleman and Benedict Cumberbatch took to the red carpet.

1 mins

Fewer parents win challenges over first choice school spots for children

Fewer parents in Sunderland successfully challenged the first school place offered to their child, new figures show.

2 mins

More new businesses set up in North East while fewer go bust

There has been big jump in the number of new businesses being set up in the North East - and a fall in the number going bust, according to new figures.

1 mins

Hotels - illegal immigrants

I am absolutely incensed by the type of accommodation offered to illegal immigrants currently arriving in this country.

1 mins

Experts get to the root of your dog's odd behaviour

Many dog owners have experienced that moment of embarrassment when, sitting in your living room with guests or your in-laws, your dog chooses that moment to 'scoot' across the floor, dragging his bum along the carpet.

1 mins

Supporting children starting the milestone of going into Year 7

Moving from primary to secondary school is a huge milestone for children and brings with it new independence.

1 mins

Celebrating a golden age with murder and lots of llama drama

Prior to the Netflix release of The Thursday Murder Clubappropriately enough last Thursday - Pierce Brosnan said: \"In our society today, older people are often pushed to the sidelines. It's shameful that they're not celebrated more.

2 mins

Atwell and Everett to play husband and wife in Rivals series two

Rupert Everett and Hayley Atwell are to star in series two of the hit Disney+ show Rivals.

1 mins

Period character home in the heart of historic Whitburn

A two-bedroom semi-detached house on North Guards, Whitburn, on the market with Alfred Pallas, Fulwell, for offers in the region of £185,000.

1 mins

Vintner can Master the running at Goodwood

Ralph Beckett has a very interesting runner in the Cleansing Services Group Novice Stakes at Goodwood in Master Vintner.

1 mins

Sinner made to work hard to see off Shapovalov

Jannik Sinner dug himself out of a hole to defeat Denis Shapovalov and reach the fourth round of the US Open.

1 mins

Ostapenko sorry for incendiary comments

Jelena Ostapenko has apologised for her incendiary comments towards Taylor Townsend at the US Open.

1 mins

Mitchell wants more despite huge Roses win

England registered another emphatic victory in the World Cup group stage by crushing Samoa 92-3, but head coach John Mitchell still pinpointed areas for improvement.

1 mins

'We weren't at the races today so we're happy to grab a point'

Seaham Red Star assistant manager Michael Johnson admitted his side 'weren't at the races' in their dramatic 2-2 draw at Yarm and Eaglescliffe in Northern League Division Two.

1 mins

Payne praises his Horden side for a 'very routine' win

Horden CW manager Jonny Payne described his side’s 3-0 win at Thornaby as 'very routine' as the Marras maintained their place in the top five of the Northern League Division One table.

1 mins

Mogga: Sunderland had to spend - I just hope they keep the togetherness

Former Sunderland manager Tony Mowbray has opened up on his one 'big worry' for the Black Cats' Premier League season and revealed how Dan Neil may be feeling after losing the captaincy to Granit Xhaka.

2 mins

Washington win cements third spot as Farringdon claim a draw

Washington cemented third place in the Wearside Premier Division table with a 2-1 win at Durham FC Corinthians.

1 mins

Isidor: It's a pinch-me moment - because I still cannot believe it!

Sunderland striker Wilson Isidor described his stoppage-time winner against Brentford as an 'unbelievable' moment after capping off a busy week for the Frenchman.

1 mins

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