Sunderland Echo - 2017-02-15

• BURGLAR HOSTAGE THREAT
• POOCHES ARE PUT IN THE PICTURE
• REACHING OUT IN MEGAN’S NAME
• Son found with axe claimed ‘religious difference­s’ with dad
• Award-winning city cafe closes
• The man who puts patients right at ease
• Rise in hate crimes after EU Referendum, figures reveal
• Festival puts talent in the picture
• Time-lapse video of pylon being raised
• Search on for companies to help lead new campaign
• Pupils driving into the future
• News of pub jobs worth dancing about
• Help support our veterans
• Trump is back on for UK tour
• Love is... never having to say ‘how much?’
• Service calling for Champions
• The toy store which made your childhood that extra bit special
• A role (and roll) for star to get his teeth into
• CATS & BLOGS
• Ter break Focus just seems to go on and John
• Russell Grant
• A career with animal attraction
• Breaking down the barriers to employment
• TIME TO STICK WITH COHESION
• Fired-up Stokes out to make England unmissable
• HARRIERS GUNNING FOR ROYAL SIGNALS MEDALS
• JEFFRIES CONFIDENT OF ESSOMBA TRIUMPH
• St Gabriel’s give themselves a chance in relegation battle
• Barca just not good enough – Busquets
• Bad start hurts Pools as Hatters capitalise
• HENDERSON: KEEP IT UP!
• Wenger: So vital to keep the tie alive
• MAGS’ CHARACTER A BIG BOOST FOR BENITEZ
• Mixed emotions for Norwich boss Neil
• Wagner on a high with ‘quality’ win
• New bosses show tactics DO matter – now Moyes must step up to plate again
• ELLIOTT HONOURED TO INSPIRE THE NEXT GENERATION OF BLACK CATS
• Sunderland pegged back twice in U18 derby draw
• OUR NEW YORK STATE OF MIND
• Double swoop for Lady Cats

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