Sunderland Echo - 2018-04-20

• TRAGIC DEATH OF FIREWORK ATTACK VICTIM
• COLEMAN DESPERATE TO STAY
• BOTTLE ATTACKER CUT PUB BOSS’S NECK
• ‘Grotesque’ pervert had sickening child abuse pics
• Bridging the changes to city skyline through art
• Celebrity chef turns up the heat with new steakhouse
• New chief for kids’ service
• ‘I wouldn’t be here if wasn’t for the NHS’
• First visit for new Azuma
• City contact centre on One Show
• Time really does fly
• Advice on having fun in the sun
• Roll out for Universal Credit
• What’s your highlight from the Roker Park years?
• ‘I’m so lucky to be doing a thing that I love so much’
• YOUR STARS FOR TOMORROW
• PULIS RELISHES BORO RUN-IN AGAINST FOES
• Ritchie wants Mags to keep improving
• DAWDON EDGE INTO SEMIS IN SHOOT-OUT
• Saints boss: We need wins now
• BURNSIDE ON THE UP!
• HODGSON SPOT ON TO BOOST PLAINSY’S RUN
• Shields ready for Spedding final after frenetic run of games
• Wheatley a point from second title
• ON-SONG WEST END TARGET QUICKFIRE DOUBLE DELIGHT
• Northern League Division Two
• SEVEN MISSING AS LYNCH FACES A TOUGH WEST TEST
• BURTON FULL OF REAL BELIEF IN SAFETY BID
• Bain: We’re working hard to sell SAFC
• COLEMAN SHORT ON CONVERSATI­ON
• Frustratio­n and inconsiste­ncy has plagued us
• ‘No excuses if we can’t beat Burton’
• Honeyman, Gooch set to be offered new deals
• Clough: Only points count, not quality
• Oviedo adds to Cats’ injury woes

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