Sunderland Echo - 2019-02-25

• TEENAGER KILLED IN CITY CENTRE ATTACK
• Clampdown on school lunch debt
• Dog slashed in city centre knife attack
• Death centre
• Call made to reopen village pub
• Police witness appeal after road collision leaves man in hospital
• GP no-shows cost thousands
• Selfless midwife Helen hailed as credit to her profession
• DeCoding a bright future
• Making Signal progress
• Jonny goes it alone - with a little help from his friends
• Appealing for foster carers
• Why put the lights there?
• No shows are costing us dearly
• Hospital gym a refreshing idea
• Fans are eagerly counting down the days to the gig
• WYKE WILL SCORE GOALS, SAYS ROSS
• Portaloos, selfies and victory...now that’s a weekend
• Rovers boss: Cats were too good for us
• Partnershi­p key to Sunderland’s newfound form
• MCGEADY IS FRIGHTENIN­G - ESPECIALLY IN TRAINING!
• Cats manager delighted by his side’s solidity and quality
• Mental strength has never wavered, says Jack
• Ross content Sunderland are starting to settle now
• NO CLASSIC BUT JUST THE TICKET
• DAVISON HITS THE TON MARK TO BEAT BISHOPS
• Mechanics must build on victory at Jarrow
• FIRST LOSS IN LEAGUE
• Gunners boss hoping for more of the same
• SARRI: KEPA SAGA DOWN TO ‘MISUNDERST­ANDING’
• Klopp happy to make his point at Old Trafford
• WOAKES KNOWS HOW TO MANAGE KNEE ISSUE
• Rondon is relishing his partnershi­p with Almiron
• Hignett is far from hopeful on injury front
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Pedal power for the homeless
• Essential steps to ensuring you and your family are prepared for when you die
• Eubank Jnr targets world title fights after defeating Degale
• Martineo set to carry on good work at Wolverhamp­ton
• SATISFACTO­RY MEDAL HAUL FOR NORTH EAST ATHLETES
• Rodgers in the frame after Puel sacking
• CARLING LEAPS TO THE DEFENCE OF SINCKLER
• Ashbrooke’s National Cup dreams are over
• Ross’ delight with Dunne and Morgan contributi­on

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