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  1. A fire at a small electrical substation

  2. A police car parked on a street

  3. A row of empty market stalls. Metal shutters are closed across stalls

  4. An electricity substation is on fir. There are yellow/orange flames and plumes of grey/black smoke in the are. The fire is on a road and there are bushes and a fence next to the substation that is alight.

  5. The play area at Rushcliffe Country Park

  6. Two buses parked at Victoria Bus Station, a single story building with glazed walls

  7. Close up of a light purple Nottingham Crocus, with a bee feeding at its centre

  8. fire

  9. An image of an Aldi supermarket building and car park behind a small hedge

  10. Notts County midfielder Charlie Whitaker dives over Crewe Alexandra goalkeeper Filip Marchall leg during the match between the two sides

  11. A woman with long dark hair looks straight at the camera

  12. Car with smashed windows

  13. Mugshot of Harris. He has short brown hair, blue eyes, a moustache and unkempt beard.

  14. Lyndsey Harkin in action for Nottingham Forest

  15. Kim Errington, a white woman with short brown hair wearing a cream shirt.

  16. Strangest yellow card ever?

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    Chris Wood among crowd signing autographsGetty Images
    Chris Wood receiving yellow card while wearing substitutes vest and holding penGetty Images

    Was this one of the weirdest yellow cards ever?

    Nottingham Forest and New Zealand striker Chris Wood showed the same form for his country as he has done for his club this season by hitting a hat-trick of headers in the All Whites 7-0 World Cup qualifier win over Fiji.

    A job well done, the 33-year-old was substituted by his manager after 62 minutes.

    However, with the game going on, Wood could be seen climbing into the stands in Wellington to sign autographs for waiting fans.

    Despite no longer being on the pitch, the forward was promptly booked by the referee for his actions.

    Wood clearly thought he was doing something good and yet ended up in the book in what must be a contender for the strangest yellow card of the season.

  17. From third to 10th - pundit predicts

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    With the Premier League top two fairly set in stone and the relegation places all but decided, we asked former England midfielder Fara Williams to pick her final table from third down to 10th.

    Fara Williams' predicted final Premier League table from third to 10th: 3rd Nottingham Forest, 4th Man City, 5th Chelsea, 6th Newcastle, 7th Bournemouth, 8th Aston Villa, 9th Brighton, 10th Fulham

    Nottingham Forest will hang on to third based on what they have built this season in terms of being defensively hard to break down and playing in transitions very well. They are finding ways to win games by playing to their strengths.

    I do not think Chelsea are good enough to secure fourth. I have put Manchester City there because they have enough firepower and always seem to finish Premier League seasons really well. They have not been in good form but they have that know-how and still a bit of a fear factor against some of the teams they play.

    I have Chelsea in fifth because if Cole Palmer can refind his form they will have a good run of games. Newcastle in sixth - where they currently sit - as I think they will continue on the same trajectory with their run of fixtures.

    The rest is really difficult. I have put Bournemouth seventh as their pressing and high-intensity play will see them pick up form again and rise a few places.

    I have Aston Villa eighth as their focus will be on the Champions League, then Brighton ninth and Fulham 10th as I do not think their form will improve significantly. They are still impressive finishes.

    Having said this, it has never been so close in this area of the table from what I can remember. These teams are likely to finish within one win of each other so much can change on one result.

    Fara Williams was speaking to BBC Sport's Nat Hayward

  18. Nottinghamshire County Council's new headquarters

  19. Nottinghamshire PCC Gary Godden is pictured smiling at the camera with a dark grey zip jumper

  20. A view from a bedroom window looking out at Cottam Power Station, prior to the chimney's demolition.