Sunderland Echo - 2019-11-05

• DATE SET FOR SHELDON INQUEST
• STONES TRIBUTE TO WAR HEROES
• Man armed himself with exhaust pipe during row
• Caterpilla­r lays off agency workers from its plant
• Developer let off £80,000 agreement
• Fan banned for match violence
• Reindeer Dash back in aid of good causes
• Two in five parents duck maintenanc­e payments
• Pedestrian tunnel renovation­s still not completed
• Get on board for Christmas Town
• Apprentice­ships and jobs up for grabs
• Parrot seen in the urban jungle of the city centre
• Online voices
• What to do if abusive partner won’t leave the home you own
• How to stay motivated with exercise throughout the autumn months
• Hundreds of elderly with undiagnose­d dementia
• Increase in antibiotic-resistant infections
• Road maps help donors track blood
• The future is bright for sun protection expert
• Ambition is burning bright at Flame Group
• Brexit worries hit borrowing
• Keeping memories of loved ones alive
• UNICORN CAN SEAL THE HATTRICK
• Birtley edge out Boldon CA to remain at the snooker summit
• Suspension helped Hayden look at things differentl­y
• Jones set to focus on building new England team
• Silverwood can act as inspiratio­n to young county coaches - Strauss
• Marco marches on to finals night
• Cats capable of more and they must produce that against better teams
• Two FA Cup wins and Cats go into the hat with the big boys
• Sunderland youngster Embleton handed injury setback
• Ex-Cats boss among early favourites for Hearts and Hibernian jobs

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