The Sunday Post (Newcastle) - 2019-10-20

• PM forced to retreat after rebel Tory wins backing for delay
• Sir Jackie Stewart on Le Mans 66
• FM welcomes forced halt insisting proposed deal demands scrutiny
• We’re late, we’re late but it’s a very important date: School sweetheart­s get hitched after 55 years apart
• THE QUOTES
• It was not about speeches and emotion but cold, hard numbers
• Still a long way from the end of the beginning
• We must get it done and move on
• Faked deadline is cheap trick
• No director, no deputy: Another executive departs ravaged school
• Singer: I sold my £200k Ferrari to pay for wedding
• We fear children’s future going up in smoke because of school blaze chaos
• Police watchdog chief quit because of stress at work
• English tip behind arrest of innocent pensioner
• Life lessons? Mum and dad taught me everything I know and everything I needed to know
• KAYE’S LIFE LESSONS
• We did think about camping in the street but I’m a bit arthritic and, anyway, we gave the tent away to our grandkids
• Mayor calls for calm after riots in Barcelona
• THE SECRET SLAVES OF SCOTLAND
• My brother helped drive towards Brexit. I cannot forgive him
• No longer the frontline but still as deadly: How Scots lifting landmines are saving lives in Africa
• A good example for children? I’m afraid Peppa is making a real pig’s ear out of it
• More convenienc­e will mean more survivors
• The blows of batons in Barcelona must be heard in Brussels or the EU will crumble. Me? I just want out
• £25 STAR LETTER
• Em@il jury
• The knits’ big thing as one of Scotland’s historic brands hits High Street
• Officer: I will never forget finding Elaine
• Putting on the style as golfers start lining up a whole new look
• Both of these organisati­ons must now find the answers to very difficult questions about how this case was handled
• Eat, drink and get ferry: Kitchen best-seller hails Scottish islands
• Langoustin­es served with garlic and parsley butter
• It was my dad’s last Munro but will be my first and I will remember him with every step I take to the summit
• Chris: I could be the greatest dancer if I learn to be the greatest romancer
• Glitterbal­l winner: Strictly speaking, I have an awful lot to be thankful for
• Selling your home before Christmas? Clock is ticking
• Bagging a Munro? Now it’s child’s play
• Councillor in legal row over leaky roof
• World’s greatest psychic helps you
• Star trialled bush tucker long before Jungle celebritie­s
• Bid to drive down car loan costs
• Bagging that all-important first Munro? It’s child’s play... just don’t forget the flapjacks
• Rosa boarded a bus and took her seat in history
• Revealed: The secret life of foxes
• Francis Gay
• Charity begins in the heart but can benefit everyone
• Burns backs Josh – and himself
• JAPAN WILL BE READY FOR BOKS’ POWER PLAY
• Best: Overly focused on quarter-final woes
• HARD HITTING VIEW
• PARKES WOULD LOVE TO DELIVER SUZY A PERFECT GIFT
• Wallabies walloped by English Samurai spirit
• Donaldson roars into contention in Paris
• Andy Murray reaches his first final for two years
• Float like a butterfly. . .
• Billy could have done without goalie’s wind-up ALAN BRAZIL
• Liam is finally shaking off the links to his ‘dad’
• Forrest: We’ve set standard for nine-in-a-row bid
• Lennon is not prepared to shelve his Euro hopes for the sake of ninth title
• Rafa chats helped Gerrard get the best out of Barisic
• Joel will use Ronaldo’s feat to inspire Jambos to Light Blues success
• No mind games –Levein is a big fan of Defoe
• Jamie’s body has caught up with his head
• Slammin’ Sam can do no wrong for Dons
• Rueful Well boss refuses to point the finger
• Cheers as Buddies boss tells fans they’re great, and have a drink
• ‘Home’ game is a trip into the unknown
• Same old predictabl­e story from sloppy Hibs
• Hero Williams hails spirit at battling Accies
• Delighted Alessio desires hard work and better play
• Furious Holt blames ‘cocky’ stars for loss
• Russian rout was a real learning curve for the Dons’ Devlin
• Sir Alex and me can do nothing about it – but we will be kicking every ball at Old Trafford today
• Performanc­e School system is helping the Young Lions roar
• United boss: Poor defending, poor attacking, adds up to loss
• DUNFERMLIN­E 3 Kiltie (28), Ashcroft (63), Ryan (84)
• McCall dedicates fight-back to fans
• INVERNESS CT 2 Tremarco (61), White (85)
• ARBROATH 1 Linn (73)
• City slickers keep the pressure on Liverpool
• TOTTENHAM Hotspur 1 Alli (86)
• Chelsea are moving in the right direction, admits Lampard
• EVERTON 2 Bernard (17), Sigurdsson (90)
• Record at Old Trafford means nothing – Klopp
• Pereira hoping to kick-start United’s season with ‘perfect derby’ win
• Robson-Kanu keeps Baggies at the summit
• Comeback is a tribute to late owner of Foxes
• This weekend
• Rae has laid down marker for Davis and Defoe
• Mo owes thanks to Celts’ ‘clown’
• The slaps in the face for fans just keep coming
• Liam’s Italian job helps Ewan in Dingwall
• Nadiya knows speaking out is the only way to beat the bullies
• Life according to...
• Maggie Listens
• Horoscopes
• The big interview
• The day I...
• Nights out
• Shape up and entrance: Find the perfect hairstyle to fit your face Oblong
• Going out
• You are never too old for a classic Christmas panto
• Peter Irvine’s Scotland the best
• History proves that Kentucky’s a knockout
• 48 hours in Girona
• Potting Shed
• Th e Doc Replies

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