Sunderland Echo - 2016-10-20

• Probe after parcel marked as land mine opened by depot staff ASDA ‘ISIS BOMB’ BLUNDER
• Winapairof­VIP SAFCticket­s
• BOY FINDS BUG IN HIS CHIP
• CHOC THIEF FACES JAIL
• LAST VAUX HORSE GONE
• DAVID PREECE
• Holidaymak­er ordered to pay compensati­on
• First for Wearside as GPs hailed ‘outstandin­g’
• School to open it doors again
• A mi££ion more ways to get arty in Sunderland
• Alice author Lewis Carroll’s exercise book up at auction
• ‘Time to give smoking the boot’
• Double act’s 70 years of wedded bliss
• Figures are misleading
• Pharmacies should be saved as front-line health services
• The first pupil register from Sunderland High School’s archives
• Let’s look to our neighbour for cultural inspiratio­n
• Upbeat feast of colour and song makes for hair-raising family fun
• Trevor’s hit the Billboard top 10 with album to promote peace
• Rod almighty set to reign with European tour of hits
• Atecaistak­ingoff
• Chance for stressfree motoring
• Avoiding sprains and strains
• S Cross gets a stylish makeover
• TOMORROW
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Your stars
• NOW IS THE TIME TO BANK ON BLAINE
• SUNDERLAND IN FINE FORM WITH BIG WIN
• ARRON LEADS THE WAY FOR UNDER-7S
• Pep defends sent-off Bravo over costly error
• SUPER STOREY ON SONG
• Kolo backed to rally after Celtic agony
• Growing confidence the key, says Arsenal boss
• RYHOPE NIGHTMARE
• Team-mates making it easy for me – Gayle
• Why Chinese consortium­s are looking to SAFC for expansion
• BAIN: BACK TO BASICS FOR REBUILDING JOB
• Beadling spot on as young Cats rescue point against Derby
• DEFOE: CATS CAN DO A MOURINHO IN LONDON
• Santander £31m price ‘blown out proportion’
• CATS WILL LEARN ON JOB
• Durham look to the future after council ‘rescue’ deal

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