Sunderland Echo - 2017-09-18

• LION JORDAN ROARS INTO PARK ROW
• Sale of Rolf Harris works sparks anger
• Cadets lead in Battle of Britain service
• WEIRD WORLD
• Inquiry under way after stand collapse
• Carnival gets big turnout
• Alan says Sunderland is already a city of culture
• What a result as the race get big boost
• Centre a flagship for business
• Fern’s UNEEK opportunit­y
• Hitting road for charity
• Surveyor Zoe has her sights set on national awards glory
• Help support CLIC Sargent
• Netting support for cause
• VOTE FOR ONE OF THESE
• SIX THINGS WE LEARNED FROM HULL...
• Grayson glad to stop rot ahead of tough run
• Connelly treble sparks Under-18s
• HAVE CATS FOUND BEST DEFENCE?
• Boss Simon happy to see show of character
• SUBS EMPHASIS
• IT’S A MAGNIFICEN­T SEVEN AS WEST END EYE TOP SPOT
• Northern League Division Two
• JOHNSON IMPRESSED BY BORO’S CHARACTER
• Late rescue lifts Cardiff for Cats visit
• Wenger in good mood with draw
• LASCELLES HAPPY TO SAVE JOSELU BLUSHES
• WINDIES’ WINNERS WORRIED BY THE WET
• Hamilton: Memories of Senna helped me
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• WHAT’S ON GUIDE
• Your stars
• Pupils are loving woodland life
• KYNREN CAN PUT ON SHOW
• ASHBROOKE REVIVAL CAN’T STOP RICHMOND
• TOP-25 FINISH LIFTS HARRIERS
• Isaac eyes big fights after battling win
• OVIEDO EYES CUP SHOCK
• GRAYSON HAILS CATS’ CHARACTER
• RCA’S CUP DREAM ENDS AT SEASIDE
• MEYLER: POINT APIECE WAS RIGHT

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