Sunderland Echo - 2019-01-16

• ‘He made a difference to so many lives’
• WHAT NOW FOR BREXIT? MASSIVE DEFEAT FOR PRIME MINISTER’S DEAL
• O’NIEN ENJOYING LIFE AT SAFC
• WIN TRAIN TICKETS LONDON
• Kids under starter’s orders from Jack
• First flights announced for city airshow
• Little battler in running for courage title
• Detective tells court case of ‘two-tier’ cocaine market
• Boy’s sexting to girl leads to warning
• Friends set to walk 100 miles
• Unhelpful conduct
• Jack’s the lad for fitness...
• Brexit eased by the three-legged chicken
• Store helps feed rescue pets
• Plank variations for core strength
• The era of Engelbert and Tom on the Farringdon Club stage
• Life’s a drag for art student’s calendar
• Black Cats mu control of gam
• Ust banish their nerves, take mes and play on the front foot
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• YOUR STARS FOR TOMORROW
• GLORY OF PARIS TO KEEP UP GOOD WORK
• Williams makes storming start, with Bouchard next up
• JEFFRESS LOOKING TO REIGN IN SPAIN
• Silva: City squad is coming together
• DURHAM TO APPOINT FRANKLIN AS COACH
• Bombers suffer set-Back but remain on course for the title
• CLARK EXCITED TO GET THINGS GOING AT HEED
• Money keen to be smart in transfer window
• Benitez sweating on fitness of Lascelles and Clark for big game
• United boss pleased to see Academy players coming through
• So long Sinclair, whose Cats loan spell showed the difficulti­es of the system
• Cats top scorer set to return to give Ross a timely boost
• Ross hoping to tie down Embleton with a new deal
• Reece backs Dunne to be a threat at both ends of pitch
• Cats get Maguire’s red card overturned

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