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Richard Ord

Richard Ord

Deputy Editor at Sunderland Echo

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  • English
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  • Regional News

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Recent Articles

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I can snore for England at the Olympics

​My watch says I sleep like an Unconcerned Lion. Sadly, I move like a throttled macaque and heal like a pensioned pelican?
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I raged against the litter louts and won... I think

​Is dumping a litter lout head first into a wheelie bin an overreaction to casual flytipping or the bare minimum these miscreants should expect?
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There's no known cure for the fear of losing your parking space

Is there a name for fear of losing the parking space outside your home?
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Who killed Regis Le Bridge? How Sunderland’s new bridge got the nam...

The name made us laugh, the sentiment was heartfelt - and it was the public’s top pick. So why did Sunderland’s new bridge end up with a name hardly anyone suggested?
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'Winter is coming' for a Game of Groans

​‘Winter is coming’ is an oft-used phrase in the TV series Game of Thrones as both a portent of doom and an observation on the changing weather.
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Designer cups with no handles are a mug's game

​Of all the world’s pressing problems, coffee cup design is surely the most urgent.
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Cricket teas survive man-made disaster, now for Planet Earth

While Cop30 gathered in Brazil trying to save the planet as the Doomsday Clock ticks towards midnight, so a similar summit was taking place in North Tyneside with the fate of another much-loved body at its core… the humble sausage roll.
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Hitting 60 years old is a dubious privilege

Having seen a look of panic flash across my face as my milestone birthday celebrations began, my darling sister-in-law gently informed me that ‘turning 60 is a privilege.’
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Only one winner in monkey tug of war

​Where have I been over Christmas? Well, funny you should ask. I’ve been monkey wrestling in the Indonesian archipelago.
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Clean athlete shock at drug cheat games

​In Ancient Egypt, athletes gained a competitive edge by drinking boiled ass hooves with rose petals. It worked - one runner was seen sprinting faster than ever… straight to the toilets.
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Golden Grahams... made with real Grahams

‘Breakfast is the most important meal of the day,’ say the people who just happen to sell cornflakes.