Sunderland Echo - 2018-11-19

• ‘I HAD TO FLEE FOR MY LIFE’
• SPECTACULA­R FESTIVAL FINALE:
• BID TO TRACE SNEAK THIEF
• HISTORY ALL MAPPED OUT
• Two more arrests in fire death murder inquiry
• Deadlock over council seat to end?
• Attacks put bar’s licence in spotlight
• City singer’s fake ad internet hit
• Awards glory for two firms
• StreamGo is on the move
• Leading light Bill rubs shoulders with Gareth Southgate
• No better case for asylum
• A good news message to all our readers
• Make exercise your priority
• Sponsors hope to bag a success
• ROSS PREPARED FOR TOUGH TESTS
• Cats are in good shape despite frustratin­g draw
• Galloway hits hat-trick as Ladies storm to win against Derby
• This is the right place for Maja to develop game
• JAMES: REID WAS SO RIGHT ABOUT THIS GREAT CLUB!
• Wycombe boss full of praise for Ross’s ‘fantastic job’
• McGeady having fun after last season’s misery
• Ross happy with team’s character in home draw
• POOR SHOW ... BUT ANOTHER POINT
• RYHOPE SHOOT DOWN STAR TO STOP THE ROT
• Durham City begin search for a new manager
• BUTLER SERVES UP FIVE GOALS TO EASE PRESSURE
• O’Neill so angry at criticism over Rice
• SOUTHGATE SO PROUD AS ENGLAND FINISH TOP
• Dalic: Football’s coming home!
• Goal hero Kane delighted with England progress
• SUNDERLAND POWER TO DERBY VICTORY
• Jones eyes another win over Aussies
• YOUR STARS FOR TOMORROW
• Students learn life-saving skills
• Paying respects with flowers
• ROOT CAN SLEEP EASY AFTER ENGLAND WIN
• Consistent Bobby set for Kempton success
• MASTERFUL HARRIERS IN THE MEDALS AT SWANSEA
• Zverev defeats Djokovic to land ATP Finals triumph
• O’Neill: Forget the Nations League
• Watmore set to face Boro for Under-23s

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