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  1. A CGI of Hartlepool film production village. The aerial image shows a number of new white buildings in the centre of the town which will make up the new film and TV facilities.

  2. 'The season is still alive' - Carrick

    Middlesbrough boss Michael Carrick comforts Marcus Forss after losing to Sheffield WednesdayGetty Images

    Middlesbrough boss Michael Carrick says the side's season "is still alive" despite a disappointing 2-1 loss to Sheffield Wednesday.

    The Owls had not won in six league games before defeating Boro however with both Coventry City and Bristol City also conceding a defeat, the loss has not left the Teesside club worse off on the table.

    "In the end, it hasn't changed a lot of what the next two games are going to bring but certainly today, we could have won the game and everyone else could have won their games and we'd be in the same situation," Carrick told BBC Radio Tees.

    "If we won the game, we'd be in a better situation. I'm not denying that.

    "For our mindset, we've got to learn about managing our games better in the thick of it and managing the space on the pitch and being more compact as a team.

    "Disappointed with today but the season is still alive."

    Middlesbrough are currently in seventh place, three points adrift of Coventry in sixth.

  3. Marske Cricket Club. The picture has been taken from the club's car park where two cars are parked. The club house stands to the left and displays a blue sign showing the club's name and badge. The pitches can be seen over a brick wall.

  4. Chester Road in Hartlepool is a narrow two-lane road with terraced houses and parked cars to the left side. Trees are lined behind a brown brick fence on the opposite side of the road.

  5. The rear of a police car, with red letters spelling out POLICE and red and yellow stripes over the boot and bumper area

  6. The tall tree in full bloom last year. It is in front of a brown brick two-storey house. There is a brown brick fence on its left. Two smaller trees are on its right. Two-storey semi-detached houses line the opposite side of the street with a number of parked cars.

  7. The outside of St Cuthbert's which is a stone church with a bell tower at the front. Trees surround the building.

  8. Head and torso shot of an elderly couple. Ivan Wetherell, on the left is partially bald, with bush eyebrows and is wearing a blue shirt and tie, with glasses dangling from his neck on a cord. Pat Wetherell is wearing pale blue graduation robes over a grey top, and a mortar board. Both are smiling.

  9. Middlesbrough's Marcus Forss holds his head in his hands after missing a chance to score at Sheffield Wednesday

  11. The outside of the Bowes Museum which is a large, four-storey gothic looking building with arched windows. There's a garden in front of the entrance.

  12. A general view of the former police station in Stockton.

  13. A map of how the new theme park will look. It shows a large lake with a bridge running across. A circular building resembling a jousting area or coliseum and several medieval buildings.

  14. A painting of a diesel train on the shore of Bassenthwaite Lake, near Keswick, Cumberland

  15. Nigel Farage sitting in a small, light blue vintage car. He's smiling into a camera to the right of the photo with his arm resting out of the window. He's got grey, short hair and is wearing a tweed blazer and checked shirt.

  16. The outside of Middlesbrough Town Hall which is a big two-storey gothic building with arched windows.

  17. A stock image of a man drinking a pint of beer. It is a close shot so only part of his face is visible. The beer is reddish brown in colour and has a foamy head.

  18. A general view of the entrance to the departures section at Teesside International Airport

  19. Dan Booth smiling at the camera while leaning on a worktop. He's got short, brown hair and is wearing a black headband to push it back. He has a brown beard and is covered in flour.

  20. 'Late goals are the best' - Carrick hails Boro win

    Middlesbrough celebrate Tommy Conway's winning penaltyRex Features

    Tommy Conway's goal was only the second time Middlesbrough have won a match in injury time this season

    Middlesbrough head coach Michael Carrick said that it was worth the wait as his side snatched an injury-time winner against bottom side Plymouth Argyle.

    Boro looked set to drop two points further adrift in their quest to make the play-offs until Tommy Conway's 93rd-minute penalty kick.

    Conway's 13th goal of the season was only the second time this campaign that the Teessiders have won a league game in injury time.

    And it means they remain three points behind sixth-placed Coventry City with three games to go. They include a trip to the Sky Blues in the final game of the season on 3 May.

    "The games are going to flip at times and the picture is going to change quite quickly, but I thought we deserved it," Carrick told BBC Radio Tees.

    "We kept going - it's not easy when you have to break teams down all the time. I thought we created enough to score but it's worth the wait. The late ones are the best.

    "Great composure from Tommy to take that penalty at the end under the circumstances and it's a big result for us.

    "When you get to the end and there's a lot at stake, there are going to be moments and it's whether we can seize them really. Today was for Tommy really."

  21. Donna Keogh with cropped dark hair and dark eyes. She is smiling with her head tilted to one side and standing in front of a light blue wall. The photo is very grainy.

  22. Middlesbrough players congratulate Finn Azaz on his goal v Plymouth

  23. A number of notes and coins are placed on top of a piece of paper which reads ‘Council Tax Bill 2024/2025’.

  24. Custody picture of a man with short grey hair.