Sunderland Echo - 2020-02-08

• TREATED LIKE A PIECE OF MEAT
• New traders starting to STACK up
• Prison officer jailed for affair with inmate
• Kimpioka still set for loan deal
• More must be done to halt radicalisa­tion
• Council agrees to end free Empire tickets arrangemen­t
• Accused would’ve ‘reported’ brother
• Motorists warned after break-ins
• 'Sunderland’s lost one of its much-loved characters’
• Dog owners warned of extreme vomiting
• Health trust on shortlist for a trio of awards
• ‘We don’t use the word Brexit’
• Empty houses will be homes once again
• City plans shake-up of bulky waste charges
• Lorry driver who caused A19 death crash jailed for 3 years
• Dangers of social media
• Online voices
• THIS WEEK’S CHOICE
• How did your school fare in GCSE tables?
• Red House Academy has been transforme­d, say inspectors
• Aidan’s Academy is once again celebratin­g outstandin­g results
• HARBOUR FRONT TO FLOOR RIVALS
• Hartlepool avoid an upset with whitewash win over Houghton
• Geehan hails young players as Sunderland return to league action
• Florists in full bloom to bag place in next round of cup
• Velocity in danger after defeat to Cherries
• Academy challenges, plans and crucial decision – Reid
• Parky set to face some big selection calls
• Inside track on Lambert's side as scrutiny intensifie­s
• Garbutt ruled out for the Tractor Boys

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