The Sunday Post (Newcastle) - 2017-09-24

• I hate the fact we’re one of world’s fattest countries
• I love a simple wedding. They are always the greatest fun
• GP CRISIS ‘WORST IN 20 YEARS’ Sh Short-staffed surgeries close patients’ lists S
• Smyllum: Remembered at last
• Poisoned by her owner then forced to live in charity’s dog rescue centre for five years, can anyone give little Flo a new home?
• Lynda La Plante: ‘This is what I think is scary’
• Plus-size model on learning to love her shape
• Our tips on how to make a PPI claim
• Lorraine will talk of last taboo
• Surgery built for tomorrow is feeling the strain after surge in demand
• I called 94 times then told to be there in half an hour
• Firefighte­rs demand more cash for giving life-saving first aid as p pay row escalates
• Sarwar has ditched firm shares
• Strictly terrified
• Church charity to spend £23m on retired nuns
• The mesh implant scandal is a global catastroph­e. It will need global action
• Former EastEnder Danniella reveals tears for lost baby
• Tourist rush blamed for rising death toll on Scotland’s Route 66
• I’m just not used to sugar- coated flattery
• Two men talking. Again. Where are all the women?
• It’s a terrible, old cliche to say our children are the future. That doesn’t make it less true. Or less important
• Lost children will be remembered at last but why has it taken so long?
• Stamping out mercenary ticket touts really would be music to my own ears
• I grew up in Book Town. What else was I going to do?
• Traffic chaos as hazardous material closes motorway
• It’s a miracle I’m here. It’s a miracle that Zara is here
• A Rum do as volunteers save chicks in peril
• I have been to the mountainto­p. I have seen the Promised Land. I may not get there with you
• Anguish of Corrie’s dad
• Roosevelt Jamison’s red blood and Blues
• Sharks bask out of sight to disappoint wildlife tourists
• Graeme’s new band is a real family affair
• My love is like an old tin bucket That’s newly sprung a leak...
• Study will examine jury verdict process
• A drive to save lives
• A Word on the Words
• Towering Indian gateway was built to celebrate victory
• How long do you think a new carpet should keep its bright colour?
• It can’t hurt to look at the reviews
• If they change the flight, you get the money back
• It doesn’t matter where I finish in the half-marathon–I know I’m a winner
• It might worry first-time mums, but half of babies get white spots
• The Doc Replies
• We love our grandchild­ren... but being a childminde­r all the time is utterly exhausting
• I feel I wasn’t patient enough
• When my dear son died, I felt like I died too
• Marks sparked huge success in retail bid
• Sometimes, saying ‘thanks for nothing’ can mean so much
• Unsung WW2 heroines who worked the fields to save us from starvation
• Legal experts ready to help us in many areas
• Tired, Aching Legs & Swollen Feet Gone, for Maurice & Mary!
• Willey aiming to make the most of his second chance
• Bobble can reign as a winner for Shepherd
• Falcons battle back to snatch a rare league win
• So
• SARRIES CRUISE TO A SALE SUCCESS
• r r r
• Great Dane Lucas sets sights on a masterly Portuguese maiden win
• Americans will always have the upper hand
• the slimmest of advantage in Kazakhstan
• Benitez tells Ritchie: you can do better
• Sterling shines brightly as City destroy Palace with five-star showing
• Mourinho can be the next best thing to Fergie
• Coutinho’s magic helps Liverpool win a thriller
• Kane brace proves vital for Spurs, as Hammers hit back late on
• Mane rallies the troops for Moscow trip
• United ride their Luk as they down Saints
• Morata treble sinks Stoke as the Blues run riot in the Potteries
• Richarliso­n struck a late winner as Watford’s victory gave them a first league success at Swansea since 1983.
• Record-breaking Barry can’t believe he tops the cards table
• FA must love that Gareth has no skeletons
• I loved the League Cup but understand Jose’s point of view
• Ralls makes luckless Cats pay the penalty
• match stats
• Cyrus Christie earned himself redemption with the 88th-minute equaliser which gave Middlesbro­ugh a draw with Fulham at Craven Cottage.
• MaTCH STaTS
• league2rou­nd-up
• league1rou­nd-up
• I’ve questioned whether Rangers did their homework on me
• Profit has to be balanced with spending as required
• Caixinha clattered as Celts eventually stroll to 500 days undefeated
• Pedro loses the plot with Brown over elbow
• Earthquake horror has hit Herrera hard
• Griffiths gets a rocket from Rodgers after yet more Ibrox controvers­y
• kilmarnock 1 Greer (64) dundee 1 El Bakhtaoui (4)
• Luck is with Levein as Hearts salvage draw
• St Johnstone 2 MacLean (49), Davidson (84) Hamilton 1 Docherty (24)
• Hibees take all the points after Hanlon’s 13th minute strike
• Jam Tarts are on course for a Levein lift
• Dodgy ref stole Forest’s thunder after Celtic win
• Gordon should fear Lewis more than Chris Sutton’s agenda
• Hoops must be able to see off Belgian jinx
• Maybe Pedro’s praise got lost in translatio­n?
• Berra backs SFA move to Murrayfiel­d
• Anderlecht crisis has come at just the right time for Celtic
• 10 SMILES OF THE WEEK
• WHAT ANGELINA DID NEXT
• A JOLLY VINE READ
• STRONG AND STABLES
• VIVACIOUS VALENCIA
• COBBLING TOGETHER
• LIVING THE HIGH LIFE
• MAKING A SPLASH
• Restaurant REVIEW
• £ 10 MEALS FOR UNDER
• WIN A WEEKEND GETAWAY TO THE SCOTTISH WEDDING SHOW
• 10 Celebrity quotes
• 10 Questions for Italia Ricci
• I’M A HOLLYWOOD PUNK WHO LOVES CHANTING...
• Benedict’s distress at child loss role
• No age limit on finding true love
• I ‘heart’ hot Las Vegas or Palm Springs to chill
• 10 must-see places
• 10 Trossachs treasures
• A list of bulbs? Now that’s a bright idea
• Top tips for a better bathroom
• VISITOR ATTRACTION­S

The Sunday Post (Newcastle) - 2017-09-17

The Sunday Post (Newcastle) - 2017-10-01