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  1. Preston Park Museum & Gardens main Victorian building with its domes glass conservatory pictures on a sunny evening with long shadows from the trees over the grass lawn and a moody blue sky overhead.

  2. Michael Carrick watching Middlesbrough from the touchline

  3. Boro hit six away from home for first time since 1960

    Middlesbrough striker Emmanuel Latte Lath gestures to the crowd with his arms out wide with Hayden Hackney after scoring against Sheffield United.Rex Features

    Emmanuel Latte Lath has now scored five goals in his last three matches for Middlesbrough.

    Middlesbrough scored six goals in an away league game for the first time since October 1960 after thumping Oxford United on Saturday.

    A hat-trick from Emmanuel Latte Lath, two goals from Finn Azaz and another from substitute Tommy Conway saw a rampant Boro climb into the Championship play-off positions.

    Boro racked up 16 shots in total, 12 of which were on target.

    The win also means Boro have scored 15 goals in their last three league games following their 4-1 win at QPR and 5-1 victory over Luton Town before the international break.

    Incredibly, the last time Boro scored six on the road they failed to win in a 6-6 draw at Charlton Athletic which featured a hat-trick from the late Brian Clough.

    That match became the joint-highest score draw in English league football alongside Arsenal's 6-6 draw with Leicester City in April 1930.

  4. Homes on Silverdale Gardens. Two detached houses stand on either saide of a patch of grassland. A row of trees can be seen in the gap running behind the houses. The street sign stands by the pavement.

  5. The section of the promenade, closed by metal fencing with signage either end. The hole in the ground where one of the deck slabs is missing is also visible in the middle of the closed section.

  6. Samantha is sitting in a 'Welcome Space'. She is smiling a little and wearing a thick woolly jumper and glasses. There is wallpaper of winter trees behind her and a bookshelf beside her.

  7. The entrance to Graythorp Industrial Estate. A blue sign with the name of the estate in yellow lettering stands in the grass by the side of the road. A number of other signs advertise businesses. In the background metal fencing stands around some of the warehouses.

  8. The scene of the stabbing. Police tape has been put up across the road. A police van is parked in the middle of the road to the right of the picture. A pile of items, which look like rubbish, are on the pavement by a garden fence. Yellow police markers have been placed on the pavement near them.

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  10. Ian Finlay. He is sitting at home. He has short grey hair and a goatee. He is wearing a blue shirt underneath a navy jumper.

  11. Richard Hindle and Corinne Aspel standing next to one of Tom McGuinness' paintings. Mr Hindle is wearing a grey shirt. Ms Aspel is wearing a black shirt and glasses and a leopard print scarf. The painting depicts a man and woman sitting in chair. The man is smartly dressed and is wearing a flat cap. The woman has a yellow headband and a red coat and is smoking.

  12. A burned out building next to blue building saying "Police" and "Sunderland Central Police Office". There are burn marks on the bricks and garage door and police tape in front.

  13. A stock image of a police officer seen from the back. They are wearing a yellow high visibility vest with the word 'police', over a black jacket.

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  15. A previous year's illumination parade in Redcar. Two large illuminated puppets are being carried through the street. One has a large round face with spikes coming out of its head. The other is a large dragon.

  16. Mugshot of George Bellwood. He has a beard and dark hair, and is pictured wearing a black t-shirt.

  17. National League matchballs

  18. A stock image of a child sitting at a desk doing homework.

  19. Two men in white forensic overalls are pictured standing outside a police van, with both its passenger door and the back, sliding door open. The van is parked in a residential street, with other vehicles - including another police van - parked on either side of the road.

  20. Jake Ankers and Charlotte Crosby smiling on a red carpet. Jake has brown, short hair and is wearing an all-black shirt, suit and bow tie. Charlotte has long, curled brown hair and is wearing a long-sleeved black dress.

  21. Vancouver House, a six storey red brick building with shutters on windows to the ground floor. It sits on a corner with pillars at the ground floor rising to the overhanging upper floors.

  22. The road junction next to a roundabout. There is a pedestrian crossing with traffic lights.

  23. A collapsed section of path at Seaham Promenade

  24. Morris loss a blow to Boro - Carrick

    Aidan Morris in action for BoroRex Features

    Michael Carrick admits the loss of midfielder Aidan Morris for "a number of weeks" is a blow for Middlesbrough.

    The 23-year-old USA international suffered a twisted knee in training with his country ahead of their Concacaf Nations League quarter-final against Jamaica.

    Morris had played all 21 matches for club and country since the start of the season, having appeared in 22 more for previous club Columbus Crew between February and June.

    Carrick has given his blessing for Morris to remain in the US before linking up with the Boro squad next week.

    "We’ve given him an extra little bit of time off because it’s the right thing to do - he’s played a lot of football," Carrick said before his side head to Oxford United in the Championship on Saturday.

    "He’ll be back with us next week. It’s a blow, it’s disappointing, but it's part of the game and hopefully he won’t be too long. He’ll come back strong, fit and fresh."

    Carrick said he would "have to wait and see" on the fitness of Morris' midfield-partner Hayden Hackney, who is nursing an ankle problem.

    "We’re hopeful, we're not giving up on him," Carrick said, with reference to Saturday.

    Left-back Lukas Engel and centre-back Rav van den Berg have resumed light training after injury but remain absent, having missed 12 and three games respectively.