Sunderland Echo - 2019-02-05

• MUM IN HIT AND RUN TERROR
• Beers to the memories of city brewery
• Thug slashed victim’s throat
• NISSAN WILL MISS OUT ON 741 NEW JOBS
• MICHELLE HAS SUCH LOVE FOR HER NHS JOB
• ‘U-turn causing great deal of anxiety’ to workforce – union
• Decision ‘is a ripple in the road’
• £150k bid to make fire bases fit for purpose with gyms for staff
• City centre store awarded ‘Greggs Shop of the Year’
• Missed hospital appointmen­ts cost health trust more than £5m
• ‘Inadequate’ care home closes
• Help family keep Layla’s legacy alive
• ‘We’ve halved club’s costs’
• Is it time to fine the no shows?
• ‘Big Six’ are lagging behind
• Laws of leaving engine running
• Councillor works to make community’s roads safer
• Trial route just the ticket for residents
• What a class set of Pennywell School memories you shared
• DOWN YOUR WAY
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• YESTERDAY'S SOLUTIONS
• Areen Heart set to strike at Wolverhamp­ton
• ASHTON IS WARY OF EMOTIONAL FRANCE
• Lumley stun league leaders with ruthless performanc­e
• JUST A SINGLE POINT FOR NERVY LIVERPOOL
• Wood: I can bring pace to England attack
• Hume sets sights on first team
• McGeady has that bit of extra class
• DONALD GETS BIG DECISION RIGHT WITH GRIGG DEAL
• Dunne: Phil Bardsley sold SAFC move to me
• Leadbitter return is a great bit of buiness for Sunderland

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