Sunderland Echo - 2019-01-14

• 70% say they want no-deal Brexit in our reader poll
• JAMES: BREAKS NOT GOING OUR WAY
• Two charged with murder of Gavin Moon
• Slimmer Jodi’s a ‘big girl forever’ no more
• What could happen in a big week for Westminste­r
• Museum set for revamp
• Durham Police begin hunt for new officers
• Group’s making an Almighty
• Donnison School reveals 2019 programme of events
• Apprentice­ship is paying off
• Gearing up for growth
• Boot camp offers a boost for burgeoning businesses
• People need green space
• A Brexit of caviar or cockroach?
• Small wins can improve health
• Maja situation threatens to derail season
• Cats youngsters edged out at Liverpool
• NEW STRIKER IS NEEDED ... AND FEWER RED CARDS
• Harford impressed with Ross’ Cats job
• ROSS: STAY POSITIVE AND IMPROVE IN KEY AREAS
• Sunderland set to appeal against Maguire red card
• Ross: Maja missed game due to a stomach bug
• Honeymen likely to miss awayday at Scunthorpe
• REF SPOILS SHOW FOR BOTH SIDES
• LADIES HIT TEN AS CITY ARE PUT TO THE SWORD
• Wing & Saville injuries not feared to be too bad - Pulis
• BENITEZ: KEEP THAT UP AND WE WILL SURVIVE
• Charlton, Barnsley step up promotion challenge
• Clark: Time is not on our side after Bridge loss
• RED STAR BOSS HAILS COPPEN’S PRESENCE
• Durham boss confident of turnaround
• SILKSWORTH COACH RUES MISSED OPPORTUNIT­IES
• Guardiola: City can’t afford Neves
• SUNDERLAND MAKE HARD WORK OF VITAL VICTORY
• Slow start costs Seaham
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• RUSSELL GRANT
• New forest school for children
• You’d imagine a company’s long-standing customers might get better treatment, but that’s not always the case, as JAMES WALKER finds
• Dealing with life’s difficult moments
• DE GEA BEST IN THE WORLD
• DOMINANT HARRIERS’ MASTERFUL DISPLAY
• Champion Allen hit by early Masters knock-out

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