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  1. A Pine Marten in a forrest clearing, looking at the camera

  2. View of the back and shoulders of a police officer wearing a high visibility jacket. To the left, and slightly out of focus, is a police vehicle.

  3. Looking back down on Sty Head while ascending Great Gable by the Breast Route. The path to Sprinkling Tarn is ahead centre. There is a rocky path leading up to a crag which is covered in green grass.

  4. Canada geese gather on a jetty jutting out into Windermere's dark waters. Green mountains are visible in the background and there are a few sail boats with their sails bound up. In the foreground a thick black post carries a warning poster saying in big red letters CAUTION TOXIC ALGAE, then in smaller black letter it says: Take car when bathing in this water. This water may contain toxic algae which can cause upset stomach and skin irritation. Animals can also be seriously affected.

  5. Julie Minns, Lord Kirkhope, and Andrew Husband sitting on the BBC Politics North red sofa. Minns, with a brown bob cut and wearing an orangey red half sleeve jacket and black top looks to her left with her face contorted slightly as if she is mid laugh or cry. In the middle with receding but still mainly light brown hair, Kirkhope wears the standard dark suit, dark tie, light shirt combo. He's mid sentence and has both hands stretched out in front of him. His expression could be that of someone hoping to convince, but might be exasperation. Husband has gone office casual. Black jacket over a blue shirt with the top buttons undone. Grey trousered, no tie, neat brown hair that has a fair amount of volume. With his hands lightly clasped in front of him, his mouth is turned up at one side, perhaps showing a lack of agreement with Kirkhope, or perhaps just confusion. There are four BBC Politics branded mugs on the table in front of them, perhaps for thirst avoidance, perhaps for aesthetically repetitive marketing.

  6. A pencil drawn sketch of Carruthers next to an iPad with a coloured sketch of Graham and Carruthers on the screen.

  7. Side view of three narrow-gauge steam trains, coloured (from left to right) black, red and yellow. A standing next to the black one and another is kneeling down to work on the wheels of the yellow one, these give and indication of their small size. Railway lines can be seen in the foreground.

  8. Lengthways view of a swimming pool full of water, but with no swimmers. There are benches on a partially-covered paved area at one end, and to the left a rolled up blue tarpaulin cover and some swimming aids.

  9. Lodore Falls in the Lake District. There is a picturesque cascading waterfall with bright green forest on either side.

  10. Caravans parked at Appleby Horse Fair. The caravans and cars are parked in a field under trees. A number of horses are standing and lying on the grass in the foreground.

  11. The black memorial stone is on soil surrounded by three bouquets of flowers and small plants. There is a wooden fence behind. The memorial reads: In memory of those we carried but never met, those we held but couldn't take home, those came home but couldn't stay, those in our dreams and always in our hearts.

  12. An aerial view of the YMCA Lakeside camp in Windermere, which is next to the lake. It has a modern building with a big box window next to it and is surrounded by trees. There is a jetty.

  13. Keswick Mountain Rescue Team providing first aid to the injured volunteer. The volunteer is sitting on stony ground with his leg stretched out. A rescuer, wearing a yellow coat, is providing first aid. A number of other mountain rescue team members are standing or sitting nearby. Roll mats and hiking bags are lying on the ground.

  14. A section of the Upper Derwent River. Many rocks can be seen along the riverbed as the water level is low. It is surrounded by fields and trees. Fells can be seen in the background.

  15. A sandstone relief, believed to be a representation of the Roman goddess of Victory. The 19in (47cm) by 11in (28cm) piece of yellow sandstone has a person carved into it, who has one of its hands raised. The stone is laid upon a pile of rubble.

  16. Lots of rocks are visible and a small pool of water. The rocks run parallel and there are hills and greenery in the background.

  17. The tree pictured in sunnier weather with the wall stretching out beyond it

  18. The mural painted on the wall inside Lowther Arcade. A large section of wall shows two geese flying through a blue sky with their wings outstretched. behind them are clouds which are coloured pink, orange and purple as if catching the light from the sun. The mural stretches out above shop fronts inside the arcade.

  19. Robert Craig, a man with balding, short hair, wearing a green fleece and navy t-shirt, looks at the camera. A herd of black and brown cows are behind him in rolling green fields. It is a sunny day with blue skies.

  20. A hen harrier in its nest.

  21. An M405 - A400M plane passing in front of hills and smoke coming from the forest below.

  22. The view of the twilight sky, littered with stars, above a canopy of trees.

  23. The entrance to the former South Lakes Safari Zoo at Dalton-in-Furness. Two large wooden signs show a logo made up of a silhouette of a giraffe next to an adult and two children walking hand-in-hand. underneath which are the words "safari zoo" in capital letters. The sign nearest the camera is topped by a close-up photo of a tiger, while the second sign shows the face of a giraffe. A house and farm buildings can be seen in the distance.

  24. A selfie of Mary Thornton. She has short red hair and blue eyes. She is wearing a bright blue beret and a colourful shawl. She also wears glasses with a blue and orange frame. She is slightly smiling.