Sunderland Echo - 2018-10-18

• COME HOME DAVID
• Lett here be lights!
• WIN Snow Patrol tickets
• WIN Miss Saigon tickets
• Playing fields sell-off at former college site
• Council bosses back civic centre move to Vaux site
• ‘Key witness’ appeal by cops
• 12,000 Gentoo homes in city to be improved
• £1.5m injection to help NHS over winter
• Calls for freedom for friend of the Uni
• ‘The biggest mistake of my life’ - accused
• Scrap metal dealer fined
• Move is not a surprise
• Cash gift is a short term fix...
• I City has ongoing and historic problem of being underfunde­d
• Only a handful of villages welcomed everyone home
• Be assertive in not taking drugs
• Soldier’s hardest task was to describe his best pal’s death
• Love our high street and give it bags of support
• Future of retail is far from a one-way street
• UK’s most pleasant drives named in new motoring survey
• Martino’s a mixed bag for Saturday night family dining
• YOUR STARS FOR TOMORROW
• LORD IT OVER HAYDOCK RIVALS
• CURRAN GLAD TO BE BACK IN ENGLAND WIN
• Sunderland too hot to handle for Jesmond
• SUNDERLAND FACE BIG TEST AWAY TO LEADERS
• Calf strain rules out Vunipola for Tests
• Start spreading the news – Josh set for huge New York contest
• Chisora signs up with old rival Haye
• No surprise duo’s voices were heard – they don’t shirk from responsibi­ity
• States of Mags may improve if they can banish relegation
• Newcastle cup tie a dream, but Kidsgrove come first – Ryan
• Martin and Turton seal West End win
• Similariti­es between title-winning side and current Sunderland crop
• Maja’s goalscorin­g record for Cats is clinically fantastic – Ross
• Laurent insists Shrews stars must step up and show some fight
• CATS SQUAD STRONG ENOUGH TO COMPETE
• Kamara remains focused amid Sunderland transfer link

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