Sunderland Echo - 2017-07-13

• ‘We have been given justice for dad’
• FESTIVAL TICKETS WORTH £180
• SCHOOL’S TRIBUTE TO TEACHER JULIE
• 23 years’ jail for burglar who stabbed in to death victim in his own bedroom
• Public and the media are thanked for helping catch killer
• Detective still baffled over motive for killing
• The killer and his victim were complete strangers
• Ex-Age UK chief takes lead promoting the city centre
• Swan killed ‘protecting family’
• Unemployme­nt continues to fall
• Mums’ degree of hard work
• Booze bill keeps on growing
• Public sector pay freeze must be brought to an end
• WEARSIDE MATTERS
• RESIDENTS TAKEN ON FIELD TRIP BY REGENERATI­ON ORGANISATI­ON AHEAD OF DEVELOPMEN­T PLAN
• The Wear’s last tall ship lost
• A reminder of a time when the coalfields were really thriving
• How exercise can help tackle osteoarthr­itis
• Diesel suffers as new car sales continue to fall
• Volvo reveals plan to electrify every new model
• New steakhouse beefs up former Harvester site
• Punk goes pop for series of lectures and city workshops
• Your stars
• ROLY POLY SET FOR SUCCESS
• COOK IMPRESSED AT HOW JOE TOOK ROOT
• McIlroy is ferry hopeful
• Sciver ton helps send England into semis
• ACADEMY LADS LEARN FAST
• Seaham Park aim to maintain lead in Durham Cricket League
• BRAVE MURRAY: I GAVE IT EVERYTHING TO WIN
• OZIL’S ‘PREFERENCE’ IS TO STAY WITH ARSENAL
• Wood climbs up Knack table
• SUNDERLAND LEARN CHECKATRAD­E RIVALS
• De Boer excited to have Loftus-Cheek in Palace side
• Januzaj in £8m move to Sociedad
• Vito’s at a crossroads – but McGeady can be talismanic sorcerer we need
• ASORO READY TO STAKE A CLAIM

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