Sunderland’s only previous dalliance with Europe came over 50 years ago, after their famous 1973 FA Cup victory

The legendary show returns amidst even greater political turmoil... time for us all to make sense of the fresh epic dramas and the characters that shape them. Plus new unreliable predictions, ...

What Gareth Southgate understood about England: how history, patriotism and national identity shape the England football team and the country beyond it.

The employment benefit of a degree is large.

Riots do not emerge from nowhere. How social media, community Facebook groups and populist politicians create an ecosystem in which violence becomes increasingly predictable.

Roly Gregoire on his experiences as Sunderland's first black player

The latest stop on Emmylou Harris’s farewell tour saw a sell-out Sunderland Empire crowd enjoy a career-spanning set from alt country royalty. Simon Rushworth donned his double denim and trucker cap.

LIVE THEATRE presents the World premiere of ASTELL AND WOOLFA Serious Proposal for the Ladies

Our Chief Executive Darren Henley reflects on the events of the last week and the cultural sector's response to antisemitism

From banned books to shrinking attention spans, New Writing North's chief executive explores what’s at stake, and why protecting access to books has never mattered more

Sunderland is announced as the host of the global Music Cities Network summit, scheduled for June.

Live Tales at 10 Presents Springy Tales A fun family workshop for primary school age children.

Joseph Rowntree Foundation finds problem is ‘deeper and more damaging than at any point in the last 30 years’

Independent Sunderland venues say demand for gigs has gone up as work to boost the sector continues.

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