Sunderland Echo - 2018-06-29

• CHILL ... WE’RE STILL THROUGH
• MP’S NISSAN FREEZE PLAN TALKS
• TEACHERS ‘WON’T BE BULLIED’
• FLANAGAN SIGNS FOR BLACK CATS
• Nissan brake on investment ahead of Brexit is 'understand­able'
• Readers divided over what decision means for region
• Women set to march in city for campaign
• Home Office to meet with city chiefs over accommodat­ion
• Celebrate our Armed Forces
• Row over new homes plans for village
• Michelle’s a Miss on a mission in contest
• City airman honoured at service
• Women’s Gala returns
• So much more to maritime
• Brexit divisions run deep
• BENEFITS EXPERT
• Have your say on Sunderland’s
• YOUR STARS FOR TOMORROW
• Helping you cope with bereavemen­t
• VEGAS TO HIT THE JACKPOT
• PATEL SPINS DURHAM TO ANOTHER DEFEAT
• Lewis frustrated by Riverside setback
• LAYLA ON FIRE TO LEAD U17 GIRLS PAST NOTTS
• Harry and Will keep Durham U15s flying
• Jack gets Sunderland on the up
• DURHAM KEEP UP BID TO RETAIN ALSOP TITLE
• PARALYMPIC SWIMMER WYLIE CALLS IT A DAY
• Warnock hails swoop for ‘hungry’ Reid
• TOMMY MOVES ON TO HUNT WORLD HONOURS
• Colombia chief admits: We got lucky
• Japan boss gets away with risks
• COLOMBIA NEXT – ‘THE BIGGEST IN A DECADE’
• Januzaj thrilled to prove his worth to English supporters
• Southgate looks to get momentum back on track
• Donald: Plenty offers for Khazri, but we’ve not accepted any
• WHY RODWELL’S EXIT IS SO SIGNIFICAN­T FOR CLUB
• New Academy chief Reid has hunger to get get out of job
• No easy path to glory, warns Trent

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