Sunderland Echo - 2018-06-13

• CHANGING COLOURS
• Bar war over early opening
• Debt-row hammer attack
• ‘Plan journeys ahead to see the Tall Ships’
• Maritime theme for West Area festival
• Praise for supremo as SoL gets set for refreshed look
• New road project is to cost extra £11.8m
• MP FIGHTS FOR LADIES TEAM FUTURE:
• Gift may have saved Emma’s life
• Man silent in ‘revenge’ gun attack quiz
• Cross-party call for top job selection
• Factory demolition bonus
• Virgin’s legal action against council
• Youngsters inspect Gateway progress
• Unlicensed scrap dealer spotted by warden in street
• ‘It showed me I was not alone’
• Kassandra stars in Astonishin­g
• Club is sitting pretty!
• Paying the penalty for years of hurt ...
• Conversati­ons about diabetes
• Recipe of the week
• Saturday night at the movies – but only if you felt like queuing
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• RUSSELL GRANT YOUR STARS FOR TOMORROW
• A barking mad idea to bring into your workplace
• FOLLOW IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF A CLASS ACT
• ALYSON’S BERLIN DEBUT COMPLETES GRAND SLAM
• RUTHLESS RUSHWORTH LEADS DURHAM TO COMEBACK WIN
• Hero Chris salutes ‘amazing spirit’
• MAGS, FULHAM LINKED TO SWANSEA’S MESA
• Gateshead set to go part-time after takeover KO
• RASHFORD’S A SLIGHT WORRY FOR ENGLAND
• Poland on a high with romp in final friendly
• Big rebuilding job ahead, but off-field clarity gives new boss Ross a chance
• Donald: Players’ lack of desire to stay means busy summer ahead
• Wagner thrilled to capture ‘quick-thinking’ Egypt winger
• JACK EYES ‘FRESHNESS’ AFTER BIG DEPARTURES
• ‘Incredible’ success a big boost – Rushworth

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