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Sunderland fan travelling to Wembley via Menorca as it's cheaper than train

Dad of two James, 33, who is a Sunderland fan, figured out it's cheaper to fly to Wembley via Menorca rather than paying for a train ticket to London from his home

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Sunderland mum given two years to live after being diagnosed with incurable cancer - but says she will keep fighting

Tracy Lambert, 50, has been told her cancer is incurable but said she has a "lot of fight in her"

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Sunderland midfielder buzzing for Wembley return in front of 'incredible' Black Cats supporters

The Black Cats played and won at Wembley behind closed doors last season

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Sunderland could encounter VAR for the first time as EFL considers using it in the play-off final

The EFL are considering using VAR in next weekend's League One play-off final

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New Burger King drive through and restaurant set for Sunderland bringing 34 jobs

The coveted Whopper has been missing from Wearside since the franchise shut its only branch in the city centre, to make way for a revamped Sunderland station.

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Mum who stuffed drugs in bra to give to both her murderer sons jailed

Lyndsey Ryan, 48, from Sunderland, sneaked the drugs into Full Sutton Prison where her son Jack was serving a prison sentence for the murder of George Dagg

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Sunderland mum smuggled drugs in her bra to give to convicted murderer son in prison

Lyndsey Ryan was caught trying to hand over drugs to her son Jack Ryan who is a convicted murderer

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Fresh appeal to find missing Sunderland teen Kieran Williams last seen in April

The 18-year-old failed to return home last month and concerns are growing for his wellbeing

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Firearms amnesty launched as police urge public to hand in guns and ammunition

The amnesty will help get dangerous weapons off the streets with police stations in Sunderland, Newcastle and Wallsend being used as drop-off points

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Alex Neil's strong play-off record that Sunderland hope to replicate

The Black Cats head coach knows what it takes to win a play-off final

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Sunderland man admits causing gas explosion that left two injured and £1.4 million of damage

Ian Lenaghan, of Sunderland, cut a gas cooker hose, putting lives at risk and causing a huge amount of damage to his street

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'Changes made' after teen 'became invisible' to mental health services before killing 62-year-old

Sunderland shop worker Joan Hoggett was killed in a random attack by 19-year-old Ethan Mountain

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Gender pay rates in Sunderland the second fairest in the UK - check your area

In research based on Office for National Statistics figures, Sunderland has the second smallest gap between average male and female salaries

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Sunderland's Bailey Wright sets standard for Black Cats ahead of League One play-off final

The Black Cats defender delivered a man of the match performance as Sunderland bested Sheffield Wednesday 2-1 in their play-off semi final, sending them to Wembley for the League One play-off final

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'We just had to keep believing' Sunderland hero Patrick Roberts left elated following play-off winner

The Sunderland winger bagged an injury time goal that saw the Black Cats win their League One play-off semi final 2-1 on aggregate against Sheffield Wednesday

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Police probe after fundraiser has her tent slashed and shoes 'urinated in' during charity walk in Sunderland

Tracey Hannam was walking the entire UK coast to raise money for the RNLI when her tent was damaged and her possessions were stolen near Whitburn beach

Daily Mirror

Food bank users sent £170 penalty fines for using free community car park

Clients and volunteers at the Youth Almighty Project (Yap), which runs a community centre in Sunderland, have been sent parking charge notices after the car park came under new management

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All the road closures in Sunderland as Tour Series takes place in city centre for second year

Road closures will be in effect for the majority of the day on Tuesday, so the Sunderland leg of the series can safely take place

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Hells Angels jailed for taking part in city centre riot against peaceful Black Lives Matter protest

Tyne and Wear Hells Angels leader, Colin Green, of Sunderland and member Christopher Butters, of Bedlington, admitted violent disorder in Newcastle city centre

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Sunderland pensioner banned from trains after indecent act looking at sleeping passenger

David Gilbert, 76, was spotted by appalled East Coast mainline travellers as they made the journey from Newcastle to Edinburgh

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Food bank users and volunteers threatened with £170 parking fines

Clients and staff sent bills after firm contracted to manage Sunderland site was taken over by multinational

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A timeline of developments across Sunderland - what's changed and what's coming?

There have been plenty of new builds across Wearside in recent years for locals and visitors alike to make the most of, with many more coming in the pipeline.

The Guardian - UK

Sunderland’s Stewart taps in for playoff lead against Sheffield Wednesday

Ross Stewart scored shortly before half-time in the League One playoff semi-final first leg to give Sunderland a 1-0 lead over Sheffield Wednesday

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Labour steadies the ship to avoid more North East election pain – but it isn't all plain sailing

Labour stopped the rot in Sunderland on election night and retains commanding majorities on the other four Tyne and Wear councils, but still faces some big questions

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Flashmob musical to transform Sunderland's new cultural venue into a 19th century ship

All at sea - Seventeen Nineteen is to become a vessel, 'decked' out with fishing nets, barrels and trunks, for a one-off musical this summer

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