Sunderland Echo - 2017-03-31

• ‘WE’LL TAKE ACTION’
• KABOUL LEAVING WAS A DISASTER
• JANUZAJ NEEDS AD TO... MORE GOALS
• Man stabbed and squirted with ammonia
• HOTEL DEATH INQUEST
• Man denies disorder charge
• Megan’s charity set for first celebratio­n
• WHAT DOES THE THREE YEAR ORDER AIM TO CRACK DOWN ON?
• First day for children’s services
• MP’s call to improve patient access to cancer drugs
• Working together to help improve children’s wellbeing
• Opportunit­ies up for grabs at Jobs Show
• Budding ballet stars glide into Empire
• Lorn’s Legacy lives on
• Plans in store for a new Aldi
• New chapter for literacy levels
• Bradley reunited with ‘best pal’
• Billy Elliot’s pal wins top award
• ‘Predatory paedophile’ behind bars
• Policy is not always right
• Subtitles not necessary
• New orders must be fair for all
• Monthly payments problems
• ‘Proper posh’ Doggarts was a family favourite
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Your stars
• YUFTEN RIPE FOR LINCOLN
• HENDERSON DOUBTFUL FOR REDS’ BIG DERBY
• Perez wary of record against strugglers
• Pools boss excited for Pompey test
• FIVE-STAR RED HOUSE REACH SEMIS IN STYLE
• CHAMPAGNE TIME FOR SHERBURN, RAINTON
• RYHOPE EYE FINAL FLOURISH
• Easington Colliery in a battle to clinch FA Cup qualifying spot
• STOBBART URGES HIGH WORK-RATE
• Kennedy the hero as Parkside clinch title in epic decider
• GIBSON: STAYING UP’S SO CRUCIAL FOR BORO
• Gallant RCA pipped in South Shields thriller
• Watmore left frustrated on the sidelines
• Sunderland winger targets Internatio­nal Cup success
• Catts: I’m ready for my return

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