Sunderland Echo - 2018-01-03

• CLEAN-UP CASH BOOST
• Worker stole £5,690 from disabled clients
• Surely it can’t get any worse for Cats ...
• Look at what’s in store for city students at the former Joplings
• RICHARD ORD TAKES A SWIPE AT TECHNOLOGY:
• Fans fear same again for 2018
• Inquest to open into tragic death of young dad
• Firefighte­r cuts ‘putting lives at risk’
• Ambulance calls hit record levels over festive season
• Pub may make way for houses
• ‘Northern Gateway’ set for approval
• Pupils splash out for goldfish
• Bird Race returns for annual contest
• Singing for the future of Redhills’ hall
• All great in La La Land
• Things can only get better
• Stay secure online with Get Safe Online
• Six ways to reach your fitness goals
• Memories of Tangiers – and raging seasicknes­s on board
• It’s set to be a real monster of a show
• Sunderland d Middlesbro­u
• On’t care or even notice gh game as a derby fixture
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• RUSSELL GRANT YOUR STARS FOR TOMORROW
• KASER’S READY TO SWOOP
• All-rounder Woakes a big doubt for final Ashes Test
• NO CLEAR PATH TO STAGE MAJOR CHAMPIONSH­IP
• SPURS GET LUCKY TO SINK SAD SWANSEA
• Pellegrino: I don’t fear sack by Saints
• Pep: ‘We’re killing the players’
• BOSS SALUTE AS BLUES RISE OFF THE BOTTOM
• Benitez to field fringe men in Luton tie
• Moyes hails West Ham hero Carroll
• I’m pinning my 2018 hopes on a cup run, more Maja magic and a takeover
• COLEMAN’S FACING UP TO MIDFIELD CONUNDRUM
• Ex-Sunderland star urges Everton to cut out mistakes
• Cotterill on Cats’ radar as Ndong is linked to Hornets
• McNair eyes full fitness as midfield woes deepen
• Sunderland slump to the bottom as Blues win

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