The Sunday Post (Newcastle) - 2018-03-11

• He’s our little survivor
• Tax haven firms own Scottish property worth... £3BN
• RAW DEAL HELPS OAP WIN BACK £14,000 IN NHS CHARGES
• TV star is kept grounded by mum
• Scot who became a tragic US war hero
• Claire is a high trains drifter!
• £30m US mesh award
• IPSO upholds complaint by Scottish actress against The Sunday Post
• For decades, land has been sold to the highest bidder from anywhere in the world
• Q: Mr McDoTald, are you a sex pest? A: I would hope Tot
• Poisoned officer thanks public as Army swamps Salisbury
• NHS STRIFE
• All Anne wants is a friend
• Labour’s plan to scrap private finance deals on schools and hospitals
• MP: Farage wouldsmile at Corbyn’s Brexit plans
• There’s bound to be a bucketload of love for A’body’s Wullie
• When priesthood was first suggested, I said: ‘I will do anything for God but I won’t do that’ - Bishop Anne Dyer
• Abject FAILURE
• Let’s keep momentum of Time’s Up and Me Too campaigns going
• The average BBC viewer is a woman and is over 50...so women writing for women just makes a whole lot of sense
• We all have a right to know who owns what in our society
• In the age of the reality TV star, our young girls deserve better role models, and who better than the sports heroes who can unite nations?
• Sadly, Bill proves the folly of not seeing a doc
• Cabin crew staff are the angels of the sky as they deal with drunks, brats, hens, stags and even the odd stroppy EastEnder
• Clowns to the left and right, as Putin waits in the wings to see Europe tear itself apart
• I cycle 60 miles a day to keep cancer at bay
• A Gruffalo film? Oh help! Oh no!
• What do with harmful plastics in our water? Put them in the Seabin
• The curious case of the doctor in disguise
• HOW YOU CAN HELP
• Cold snap may have affected your bonny bouquet for mum
• Not a dry eye in the house at Brucie tribute
• Micro- lighting OAP says NHS blunder left him in sheer agony
• sisters show their mettle in the gruelling strathpuff­er
• Mum’s the word forgetting family finances on track
• Miracle op that saved the sight of Teresita
• World’s greatest psychic helps you
• Heroic pilot who gave his name to US space base
• What you should do if the big freeze left you out of pocket
• Back-bill victory for energy users
• Sometimes, a phone call just can’t replace a face-to-face diagnosis
• The Doc Replies
• I’m so worried after thousands of pounds appeared in my account... but it’s not mine
• Hurt by my boyfriend’s holiday
• Brother and mum reunited
• Oscar was offer that Brando could refuse
• Your week ahead in the stars
• Trouble in paradise ledtoUnion
• When it comes to your family, why not rely on the profession­als?
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• Irish set to cash in on Beast from the East’s legacy
• Tougher courses are the answer to the concerns over technology
• millie’s ‘phenomenal’ silver
• Wallace in frame but Sharma has eye on home win
• IRELAND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF ERROR-STREWN SHOW BY SCOTS
• Davies has payback in mind for his father
• SIX NATIONS LATEST
• Pool break out in a Rash-ford
• George had to tell team-mate not to say: ‘Sir’
• I just hope new boy knows what a fish supper is!
• McGhee fears a double-whammy for McLeish
• Mourinho irate at some critical United fans
• Manager Klopp slams referee after Reds loss
• Ken-do attitude offers Toon hope for survival
• HUDDERSFIE­LD 0 SWANSEA CITY 0
• Tosun seals easy Toffees victory as Brighton come unstuck
• WEST HAM UNITED 0 BURNLEY 3
• Pardew: Baggies lost their belief and spirit
• Pochettino can’t wait to go back home
• Willian wizardry can’t disguise Blues’ crisis of confidence
• Wilshere urges Gunners to keep battling
• Second comeback means Jesus has his eyes on four prizes
• Don’t let Milan fool you, time is up for Wenger
• Lambert’s ball-bursting plan to beat City
• ‘We can still stay up’, urges boss Coleman
• MIDDLESBRO­UGH 3 AYALA (1), TRAORE (18), BAMFORD (53) BARNSLEY 1 MOORE (58)
• READING 2 BODVARSSON (16), O’KANE (58) LEEDS UNITED 2 JANSSON (43), HERNANDEZ (56)
• league1rou­nd-up
• PRESTON NORTH END 1 Maguire (76) FULHAM 2 Mitrovic (69, 90)
• league2rou­nd-up
• Derek McInnes could hide away but that is not his way
• Compper’s composure will be crucial for Celtic
• Murty’s dad won’t enjoy a Rangers win as much as his own son
• Hanlon: Scots call-up would top best season yet
• Rodgers calls for Murty to be handed the Rangers job – win or lose
• Souttar lined up for senior and U-21 squads
• Forecast looks bleak as Dee are washed away by Saints deluge
• Jags and D ons offer Big Eck a dismal display
• O’Connor: Don’t doubt the Dons, we’re motivated
• Staggies’ late show doesn’t dull Killie shine
• Buzzing Brophy can’t wait to face the Dons
• Accies roll the dice and No. 99 comes up trumps in derby
• Well boss can’t blame fans for leaving early
• Critics of Big Eck should check his record
• Captaincy conundrum has a simple solution
• smIlEs of ThE wEEk
• ThE skaTEsT show oN EarTh
• our spy Is romaN arouNd
• a rEal rusTIC dElIghT
• auld rEEkIE sTIll fEEls frEsh
• la dolCE VITa oN a budgET
• Cor-gETTE blImEy!
• The Glass Pavilion, BrouGhTy Ferry
• 10 Celebrity quotes
• 10 Questions for Steve Howe
• James had more than just desserts at Oscar party
• DEACON’S GRANDDAUGH­TER SINGS FAREWELL TO SCOTLAND
• Kill Game...? Bruce finds a role to die for as sitcom’s Grim Reaper
• Nick finds it hard to shake off his anger
• Nick knows just how to make us D.I. Cry
• Prague, Budapest and a tourism feast in the east
• 10 eateries in Venice
• 10 Edinburgh dining delights
• 10 Page-turning tales of secrets and lies
• 10 BOOK MARKS
• The Lakes are ideal for a host of golden gardening ideas
• Welcome to my potting shed! This is the column where I’ll share all my gardening hints and tips – and I’ll try to answer any queries you may have.
• Why not invest in your own little bit of paradise?

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