Sunderland Echo - 2017-01-16

• KARL DEATH: NO CHARGES
• GLOWING TRIBUTES TO AMBER
• SHORT KNOWS THE SCORE
• STACEY’S BACK ON THE BOX
• SCHOOL IN SPECIAL MEASURES
• BRADLEY IS VIP AT EVERTON
• Callous thief stole bicycle from boy, 14
• Message in a bottle found washed up on nearby beach
• Beamish enjoys historic year with record visitor numbers
• Katy helps choose BRIT winners
• Bic scoops top green award
• Sunderland student Charlie has designs on exciting future
• Take care on winter roads
• Support the Amber petition
• Start-up as you mean to go on
• Were you one of those
• IT’S VITAL VITO FINDS MANN OF MATCH FORM
• Moyes rues costly individual mistakes
• Second-half spirit from young Cats
• SLACK BLACK CATS ARE NOT DOOMED
• No easy answer to the reality of Cats’ troubles
• MOYES OUT TO TURN IT AROUND FOR THE FANS
• Survival experience could be crucial for Cats – Stoke boss
• Moyes: Why I chose not to make substituti­ons
• Jack: It must be tough being a fan right now
• Phil Smith reports
• HARPER IN POOLS’ FRAME
• City boss Guardiola: Our title chances may hav e gone now
• SWALES: RIGHT MOVE TO ABANDON MATCH
• Barton fired up – and it’s Sunderland next
• Harton seal semi-final spot in style
• KARANKA HAILS HIS THREE-MAN DEFENCE
• Hernandez: It’s all about Hull, not me
• Clement rap for Swans’ final third
• Foster tells Albion: Forget Spurs, focus on Cats
• MURPHY RARING TO GO
• Sam urges resilience from Palace
• KLOPP FRUSTRATED BY ‘LONG-BALL’ UNITED
• Ibrahimovi­c rues United’s ‘simple’ errors
• DeGale sees Anfield plan hit by draw
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Your stars
• TRAFFIC WATCH
• Students to represent SAFC
• STORM’S GLORY AGAINST RORY
• MORGAN RUES LETTING INDIA OFF THE HOOK
• DOUBLE GOLD FOR HARRIERS
• Essomba makes Commonweal­th title defence
• Sub Khazri can’t save Tunisians

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