Sunderland Echo - 2020-02-04

• ‘City is perfectly placed to reap the benefits of Brexit'
• City man’s virus plea to Government
• Predator snared girl with video game
• What future for Cats old and new?
• Dragon welcomes in the Year of the Rat
• Man threatened to kill police officer and his kids
• Planned bar has its 2am booze licence bid turned down
• Man sparked fight at hospital
• Ex-school blaze was suspected arson
• Attack victim left battered in robbery
• Gambler threatened to 'smash up' bookies
• Great-grandma Muriel hangs up her apron after almost 20 years
• Tattoo-athon inks a show of strength for charity
• Driver slammed for 'appalling' behaviour
• Echo readers share support for 'hero' Joe
• Online voices
• Abused by my partner, now he wants custody of my kids
• The importance of stretching to get mobility and flexibilit­y into muscles
• It’s important for bone health and the immune system
• Managing blood pressure
• Eye Infirmary showing the way in national report
• Expert mental health advice for older people
• Hospital staff set off on India mission
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Designer Charlie is right at home with interiors
• Work begins to clear 20,000 tonnes of waste
• That is the Spirit hits form at right time
• South Hylton A narrowly fail to dislodge league leaders Birtley
• ‘Murray can still be dangerous at Wimbledon’
• Longstaffs’ deal impasse is a concern, says Bruce – I hope they stay
• The future – player by player at Sunderland
• Can the Wycombe-whipping Black Cats please turn up? Off days won’t do
• Sunderland were unlucky – again – but deserved Pompey loss
• No serious head injury for Lynch after being knocked unconsciou­s
• Could Jordan lift the BBC Sports Personalit­y of the Year award?
• No-Klopp Kop still a special place, insists Reds’ coach

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