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For International Women’s Day 2022, University of Sunderland students and Sunderland Student’s Union Staff came together to celebrate and honour women. It was a moving, wholesome, and momentous event hosted by SU Wellbeing Support Assistant Veronica Allton, that left all attendees feeling inspired. The event started with an introduction the event from Veronica, and a […]
Stripper is far from a high quality track. Instead it’s a predictable affair with unlistenable vocals.
Alvan and Ahez’s track Fulenn loses itself in different sounds on its quest to give musical identity to the Breton language it is sung in.
Recap the action as Ryhope took on Thornaby at Teesdale Park in an import Northern League Division One game
S10’s De Diepte has a contrasting chorus that makes the Dutch language track perfectly digestible.
Sunderland-based relatives of people trapped in Ukraine have spoken of their “insane” level of worry for their families. Valentyna Vasylevska, 28, who moved from Kyiv to Sunderland, said she has been losing sleep as Russian troops close in on her city and family. “All of my family are now in Kyiv. It is not safe […]
North East commuters are set to face major delays after it was confirmed the closure of the inside lane of a stretch of the A1 already affected by roadworks is to remain in place for 14 months. Drivers heading south on the A1 through roadworks between junctions 66 and 65 have hit longer queues in […]
The Rasmus balance the right amount of rock and pop on Jezebel to make the track enjoyable for all audiences.
Guilty Pleasure won’t trouble Spotify charts and won’t carry much positive momentum into the Eurovision Song Contest either.
If the production on River is tidied up it would be a much classier and memorable listen.
