Sunderland Echo - 2018-08-08

• TRIBUTES TO TRAGEDY WOMAN
• Why McLaughlin could be best signing for Sunderland
• Residents protest hostel plans
• Heard the one about the tortoise and the dog?
• Drug deaths in city rise over three years
• Road blocked by dumped rubbish
• Sole sensation reflects on his Portfolio win
• It’s a BIG walk in the park
• Homes out of work higher than average
• Stokes was ‘spiteful’ – says doorman
• Kids’ bus has its wheels stolen
• Chris weighs up wipes crisis
• Help raise cash for RNIB
• Reality is the opposite
• Disgust at latest fly-tipping
• Where there’s a name there’s blame!
• Stay on top of all the football action
• How to stay fit and enjoy alcohol
• Cyprus heroes could be given honours – with readers’ help
• Put your best foot forward in fun run
• There’s nowt w away – these s around very o
• Honouring a generation of heroes
• A coming of a shows its full
• On for excellence
• Researchin­g and sharing the life stories of Amiens
• YOUR STARS FOR TOMORROW
• Turn the page to a new career
• Make sure you take your holiday entitlemen­t
• ZIP UP FOR CHALLENGE!
• Hughes and Asher-Smith claim golds
• ASHLEY NEEDS TO KEEP RAFA HAPPY – SKIPPER
• BORO PROVE THERE’S LIFE AFTER TRAORE
• Durham snatch final-over victory
• Ryhope suffer defeat at hands of West Auckland
• JACK WANTS TO BOLSTER ATTACK
• PHIL SMITH: Budget and planning should mean Sunderland haven’t signed load of crocks
• Fab four aiming to Master the World!
• Light at the end of the tunnel for Lady Cats

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