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  3. A row of brown-bricked semi-detached houses behind a brick fence in the village.

  4. Mugshot of Darren Harris, with grey/brown hair and wearing a grey sweatshirt.

  5. Matt Clarke in action for Middlesbrough

  7. Four members of the sewing club making various items. The women are sitting around a table.

  8. An Amazon drone in the air in the United States.

  9. Four men in shorts are standing on an open boat holding red flares. They are all topless and are cheering and laughing.

  10. A teenage girl with long brown hair looks at the camera. She is wearing a white shirt, a navy and white striped tie and a navy blazer.

  11. The Wilton International industrial complex is a collection of industrial buildings surrounded by fields. Smoke is rising form one of them. The sea can be seen in the background, with wind turbines off the coast.

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  13. The Betterdaze record shop in Northallerton, a red brick two storey building with a black and white sign and a white car outside

  14. Giles would like to make Boro move permanent

    Ryan Giles gives the thumbs-up sign to supportersGetty Images

    Ryan Giles is in his second loan spell with Middlesbrough

    On-loan Middlesbrough defender Ryan Giles says he would consider making the move permanent.

    The 25-year-old re-joined Boro for the rest of the season from Hull City last week, having spent the 2022-23 campaign at the Riverside on loan from Wolves.

    "Of course I would," Giles told BBC Radio Tees on being asked whether he would like to sign permanently.

    "Sometimes things like that are out of my control a bit, I've got to focus on the here and now, there are 17 games to go and just look to give my all in those and what will be will be."

    After returning to Wolves in 2023, Giles signed for Luton before moving to Hull for £5m in August 2024.

    "The last few years have been a learning curve for me but I've always felt that love here and it's never gone away, and this opportunity to come back was a no-brainer for me," Giles said.

    "The move happened for me to go to Luton which was an opportunity to play in the Premier League - something I've always wanted to do since I was a little boy.

    "Obviously there are also clubs negotiating things, so it isn't me just saying I want to leave, I want to go to Luton, it wasn't that at all."

    The wing-back made his second Boro debut as a second half substitute in Saturday's 2-1 defeat by Preston in the Championship.

    "The reception I got from the fans, I can't ask for any more than that.

    "We're in a brilliant position, there's a really good squad here and the foundations and fundamentals are there for us to really kick on," he added.

  15. Morgan Whittaker celebrates

  16. Amy is in her mid-thirties and has long, dyed blonde hair and is wearing a cream coat. She is standing outside next to a shops roller blinds that are out of focus behind her.

  17. Sarah Weatherstone and Ellie facing each other on a sofa. Ms Weatherstone has dark hair tied in a pony tail and is wearing a black sleeveless top and pants. Ellie has long blonde hair and is wearing a blue-green woolly jumper.

  18. Composite image showing burnt debris at a playground in Kirkleatham and a council worker, wearing an orange hi-vis jacket and orange knitted hat, painting some of the equipment.

  19. Pieces of metal protruding from the school roof. The building is mostly made of brown bricks and glass.

  20. Front entrance to the Stadium of Light in Sunderland with the club's logo on the wall above and the words Stadium of Light written in gold lettering below that. Fans - deliberately blurred by the camera to show motion - are in the foreground.

  21. The frontage of St Stephen's Church in Willington on a sunny winter day. There are thousands of brown leaves in front of the church and the trees are bare. The church is a classically old building with gravestones outside in the yard.

  22. 'We shot ourselves in the foot' - Carrick

    Middlesbrough boss Michael CarrickRex Features

    Middlesbrough manager Michael Carrick says his side "shot themselves in the foot" during their 2-1 defeat to Preston at Deepdale.

    Goals from Stefan Stefan Thordarson and Emil Riis secured the victory after Delano Burgzorg levelled for the visitors.

    The result leaves Boro in sixth, and although Carrick says they are still very much in the promotion picture, errors cost them.

    "Today I thought it was there for us," he told BBC Radio Tees.

    "We started well, defended well and took control for large parts.

    "There were a couple of moments where we shot ourselves in the foot. The boys are devastated, I'm disappointed. It is a horrible day to be sitting here with nothing.

    "We were really good for a lot of the game; when Delano scored, the emotion was great to be part of. We thought it was coming again and it went to other way.

    "There is a hell of an opportunity in front of us, an awful lot to play for and big games coming up. We've got to learn.

    Boro's top scorer Emmanuel Latte Lath was forced off injured early on in the game, and they face a wait to understand the severity of the issue,

    "He felt his groin, how badly and to what extent I don't know as yet, we'll have to wait and see," Carrick added. It was a blow but I felt we dealt with it well and should have won the game."

  23. Brownfield sites at Hartlepool waterfront, viewed from the air, with the muddy brown-grey sea visible on the left.

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