The Sunday Post (Newcastle) - 2019-12-22

• We’ve got Christmas wrapped
• We’ve been married for 21 years and had more ups than downs: Rollercoas­ter couple keep romance on track
• THE GREAT OUTDOORS
• DONALD MACLEOD
• LATEST FINANCIAL NEWS
• DAVID SOLE ON RUGBY
• Clubs’ poor protection policies failed youth players
• Deaf and blind but call her lucky: Stricken pet saved by wild swimmer
• Did angry bowlers inflict Lib Dem leader’s shock election defeat?
• Retailers sound a cautiously optimistic note as stores’ tills finally start jingling
• Only the brave: Scientists to ask if some salmon are too timid to survive?
• Usain Smolt may hold clue to mystery
• Scientists discover locks, latches and bolts are no match for animal cunning
• A pile of page-turners as FM reveals her books of the year
• John has given me the best gift of all, a miracle, a chance of life...but I’m still hoping for a wee something under the tree
• Waverley hits her £2.3m appeal target
• 800 donors in past 10 years give gift to transform a life
• Legal chief wants answers after police deny destroying evidence
• Critics: It’s been a good week to bury bad news. Or try to
• Crooks target loved pets in cruellest trade at Christmas
• DIALMFOR MOSCOW
• Putin’s Russia suspected of involvemen­t asssasinat­ions in UK and abroad for two decades
• Sooner not later: Defeated MP says the independen­ce issue needs to be settled next year
• ’Twas the night before Christmas, not a creature was stirring, except PRs and spin doctors
• The hallmark of a good business is the ability to stand up for what’s right
• Em@il jury
• Prescripti­ons for dementia have doubled
• My £18,000 dip in fortune: Swimmer hit with massive electricit­y bill for outdoor pool
• Wham, fang, thank you Bram: Hotel hopes link to Dracula writer will put village on the map
• Last Christmas we had lost everything but we still had hope. This year we don’t even have hope
• Massive bushfires ravaging Australia are overwhelmi­ng emergency crews
• Staff hit out after hotel closes with no warning
• How parents can turn saving into child’s play
• Bathroom firm leaves dad high and dry
• Discover what the stars have in store
• You’d shell out a fortune on birthday cards for Jonathan
• Hotel room bill dispute resolved
• Know your rights in case things go wrong
• Grog ban sparks riot at elite US military school
• Sweet! The hospital kids leave feeling choca-hoop
• The humble carol has been banned, traded, celebrated and even outlawed
• Cyrname looks in fine Nic for King George
• It’s not too early to plan for Aintree
• Pope led from the front as trio come out of quarantine
• Former world champ Dott made to battle all the way before victory
• Sandy convinced Robert can build on debut year
• WORLD DARTS
• Turner proves to be the Warriors saviour as he swoops for Cup victory
• 10-in-a-row for Celtic, thanks to the old un-deux!
• Pep survives early scare to put Foxes in their place
• Ancelotti is confirmed as new Everton boss
• Christmas cheer? Not here
• Denis had the beard feared by referees
• Former clubs rally round for David Hagen
• ‘Oh my days!’ Jeremie has left Manchester behind to become Hoops household name
• Gerrard fires a warning after latest bottle incident
• Defoe is having a ball and looking forward to ‘something special’
• Nothing but a derby-day win will do for Hibees
• Stendel prepares for ‘most-important game ever’ - with a day off
• Young Accies ensure Hearts hit rock bottom
• Relegation a real possibilit­y, says Stendel
• Festive cheer in short supply as battle of Saints is goalless
• Goodwin eyes shock victory
• Hat-trick for Dykes seals victory... left, right and centre
• Sickness bug ‘no excuse’ for County showing
• Christmas Carroll’s goal has Well singing
• Alessio sacking tough but fair claims Fowler
• Ancelotti could have viewed big Dunc as a threat. But he knows he can help take Everton back up the table
• Playing for Rangers against PSG, I quickly saw that Mikel Arteta was destined for big things
• Old Firm are bucking Brexit as Euro runs see cash flowing in
• Runaway leaders target a hat-trick of derby wins
• McGowan strikes as Dee go fourth
• Wan-Bissaka: There’s more to come from us
• Almiron ends his goal drought and sees off spirited Eagles
• Hurst leads the tributes to Martin Peters
• Onomah strike halts Whites’ unbeaten run
• Ferguson hails Toffees’ appointmen­t of ‘world class’ Ancelotti
• Two-goal Ings inspires Saints win at Villans
• United won’t repeat their mistakes by selling Shankland
• Derby win can set Dee on path to promotion
• THIS WEEK’S TV HIGHLIGHTS
• Foreign boss gamble is not one worth taking
• Seb will only sign for Celts if he’ll get a game
• Baby, it’s cold outside so coorie in for a festive read
• Food&Drink
• The big interview
• Life according to...
• Don’t skip the light fantastic if you want better looking skin
• climbed Everest for mum
• All work and snow play for Bethany
• A CHRISTMAS CAROL
• SUSAN HILL’S GHOST STORY
• Shenanigan­s in Shieldinch as Bob’s been put on naughty list
• Lonely Christmas in Emmerdale for Moira
• It’s Rovers and out for emotional Kym
• Lush, actually! Gavin and Stacey return for Christmas ...and Nessa reckons it’ll be a cracker
• Entertainm­ent
• Box set Binge
• Audiobooks
• Pick of the podcasts
• Enjoy beauty and the beasts on Angus farm
• Scotland the best
• Keeping your tree festive – and fabulous
• Taking heart: How we survived silent killer
• Maggie listens

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