Sunderland Echo - 2017-10-18

• ATTACK VICTIM CRITICAL
• WHAT WILL BE THE NAME FOR THE TALL SHIP BEER?
• SPRINKLERS MAY BE INSTALLED AT TOWER BLOCKS
• LIFT TRAGEDY INQUEST
• MP welcomes charity grant
• Chefs prepare for take-off at museum
• Mixed reaction to MP constituen­cy proposals
• New plans are ‘fantastic’, says Wearside MP Sharon
• ‘Leave it on show and it’s gonna go’ – police warn
• Students clean up the streets
• Dancing in the city’s streets
• Gallery enters new chapter at glass centre
• O Come Ale Ye Faithful
• Shiver me timbers...
• Opinions are changing
• Councillor­s need to listen
• Gentoo should follow suit
• Washing dishes and other ancient rituals
• Train with your significan­t other…
• Oh those dinner dances! They were the place to be in 1950s
• Enter the dragon as Fire Station hots up
• Grayson fails between wor
• Your stars
• Crack the code to a new role
• Disabled candidates face challenges in the job hunt
• ONE EL OF A BET AT NEWCASTLE
• Republic and NI relieved to miss Italy in draw
• BOYS STRIKE GOLD ON BIG TRIP TO DENMARK
• City boxer Kelly to face tough Zúñiga
• MADDISON CONFIDENT AHEAD OF TEAM DEBUT
• CHARLTON STRIKES TO SAVE THE DAY FOR RCA
• Cowboys hold Eagles to draw to help Bandits move on up
• Middlesex fail with appeal over deduction
• KLOPP ON A REAL HIGH WITH STUNNING WIN
• Kane salutes Spurs’ super saver Lloris
• Foxes start search for new boss
• Pep proud of victory against ‘exceptiona­l’ Napoli
• MAGS UNITED AS THERE ARE NO SUPERSTARS
• Ashley: No fixed price to buy up Newcastle
• Cats’ enormous wage bill and Premier League experience count for nothing
• GRABBAN: BE BRAVE AND WE CAN TURN IT AROUND
• Braithwait­e’s determined to help Boro shoot down Cardiff
• McGeady: We need to start going ahead in games
• Brentford hero fired up to kick on against Cats

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