Sunderland Echo - 2017-03-09

• TAXI MAN’S VICTORY
• BLACK CATS MAKE IT CHEAPER FOR KIDS
• BODY FOUND IN SEARCH FOR MISSING MAN
• Death-threat letter probe
• Philip proves puppet master in kitchen
• £2bn for social care called ‘plaster over a wound’
• NI rise will hit more than two million self-employed workers
• PC ‘searched for arrest info’ – trial
• Police probe graffiti incident
• Gates help open up seafront’s new look
• Flying chemist takes to the skies
• School ready for TV show
• National spotlight shines on Durham
• Takeaway was used as cover for illegal cigs
• Budget is a dull one we best forget
• Renewed vigour to fight for better animal welfare
• WEARSIDE MATTERS
• Sign of success in safety competitio­n
• Oh my oh my Middleton Camp was perfect for an adventure
• The Stranglers on SAFC and being on tour
• New XV makes show debut
• Restaurant week will be dishing up a host of flavours
• Chance to shine as Swan Lake glides into the Empire
• Your stars
• BROTHERS RARING TO GO
• WickPowell­canstrikea­tNewcastle­onreturnto­sixfurlong­s
• Gray’s not fazed by big Twickenham challenge
• SUNDERLAND BOLDLY GO FOR VULCANS TRIUMPH
• Fired-up Roy vows to keep attacking for England
• Four-goal Broom safe after slick victory
• PHILADELPH­IA LAND EX-DURHAM SUPREMO
• Williams masterful in Knack
• MULLIN’S MAGIC MOMENT IN EPIC ROKER TRIUMPH
• Pep frustrated as Stoke hold firm against City
• JACK: HOLD YOUR NERVE
• Lynch spot on to make good point for Seaham
• Mings and Ibrahimovi­c’s kerfuffle is the age-old physical battle of football
• JORDAN PICK OF SEASON, BUT DEFOE NEEDS HELP
• Arca must conquer nerves to achieve Wembley dream
• BRILLIANT BARCA’S JOY OF SIX IN EPIC SUCCESS
• Swans’ boost for survival crunch at Hull
• FATE IS IN OUR OWN HANDS
• Ledger’s a Viking in loan deal

Sunderland Echo - 2017-03-08

Sunderland Echo - 2017-03-10