Sunderland Echo - 2019-02-08

• TEN YEARS FOR BRUTAL ATTACK
• GREEN LIGHT FOR NIKKI MURDER CHARGE?
• Jack’s plan to get Cats purring
• Children’s services ‘still need work’
• GENTOO ARSON ATTACK
• I am devastated by what he did to me – victim
• SPICE GIRLS FUNDING ROW RAGES ON
• Sunderland ‘on precipice’ over reliance on Nissan
• Beauty of book prize to be won
• ‘A brilliant night, a great evening
• Centres support period dignity
• Laughs galore at fans’ meeting
• Deal vote is needed
• Lib Dems take on Spice Girls
• Problem with Pension Credit?
• Bringing the North together
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• YOUR STARS FOR TOMORROW
• ENGLAND’S INJURY CONCERNS MOUNT
• BHA weighing up options following shutdown
• TUILAGI ADMITS HE HAS COME A LONG WAY
• Ellenor fired up for a battle
• BORO COULD BE BACKED BY SELL-OUT CROWD
• Boro keen to move on from confrontat­ional incident
• Emery wants Gunners to cure travel sickness
• We now have the mental edge on Liverpool – Silva
• Silva return won’t affect Watford – Gracia
• Northern League Division Two
• HORDEN NOT SCARED OF WEST END, SAYS BOGAN
• Fenton looks forward to first Luke at newboy Daly
• OXFORD A THREAT ON OWN MANOR
• Form partnershi­p
• Oxford hoping for injury boost for Cats clash
• Ross to play the long game with Catts ahead of hectic schedule
• Ross: experience leaves Cats ‘well-equipped’ to go up
• Fit-again Grigg in line for Black Cats debut
• Newcastle move a dream for Almiron
• Van Aanholt’s explosive blast at David Moyes
• Seaham Red Star down to bare bones

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