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  1. Football player Oliver Finney. He is wearing a blue Hartlepool United shirt and is stood on a football pitch.

  2. A police van in the foreground with the Cleveland Police logo on the bonnet. Three officers wearing dark clothing are talking to each other in the background.

  3. Dan Smith sitting in his canoe on the River Tees. He is wearing a dark-coloured bobble hat and wearing a black waterproof jacket, a black lifejacket and black trousers and is holding a paddle in two hands to the side of him

  4. Rows of people, most of them men, are sitting in front of tables which are loaded with food. The setting is a mosque and some of the men are wearing the short brimless hat worn by some Muslims.

  5. The entrance to the village of Romaldkirk. A sign of the village's name is on the left of the road in the grass. Fields and trees can be seen on either side of the road. Stone-built houses can be seen in the village at a distance.

  6. Four men standing inside a dry dock. They are wearing hard hats and hi-vis jackets. They appear very small because of the size of the dock's walls on either side of them. A large metal gate stands in front of them leading to the river.

  7. A CGI ofthe CAM testbed. A train drives along the bottom of the image. Above it stands a large white building and an outdoor testing area. There are several vehicles in the testing area as well as a testing bays.

  9. Glenn McCrory, from Lamplight Arts Centre Ltd, and councillor James Rowlandson at the former Civic Hall in Stanley. Mr McCrory is wearing a blue three-piece suit and a pink tie. Next to him, on the right is Rowlandson wearing a thick, brown coat. The entrance to the civic hall is behind them.

  10. Jordan Hogg is smiling as he looks into the camera. He has short dark hair and is wearing a grey-and-navy top with a black body warmer.

  11. Mugshot of a young man with dark hair, a faint moustache and a serious expression.

  12. Lewis Bell looks at the camera. He has short, thick ginger hair swept across the top of his head with a very close crop at the sides. He is wearing a white shirt with a black bow tie and grey waistcoat and has a slightly quizzical look.

  13. Middlesbrough focused on own form - Travers

    Middlesbrough goalkeeper Mark TraversGetty Images

    Mark Travers has four international caps for the Republic of Ireland

    Middlesbrough must not start looking at the form of other teams in their chase for the Championship play-offs, according to goalkeeper Mark Travers.

    Boro drew 0-0 at Luton on Saturday and are three points adrift of the top six as they enter the international break.

    "The main thing for us and the club is to just focus on us," Travers told BBC Radio Tees.

    "When you start adding up points your next fixture becomes really difficult and you end up putting pressure on yourselves and thinking about things that aren't in your control.

    "All we can do is go to the next game after the international break, try to get a win and push up the table - we'll just focus on what we can do and hopefully that'll be more than enough come May."

    The Republic of Ireland international joined Middlesbrough on loan from Bournemouth at the end of the January transfer window and has played nine league games, keeping two clean sheets.

    "It's hard coming in January when a lot of the games are being played but I was excited to come here and all the boys have been great with me and it's been easy to settle," he added.

    Middlesbrough return to action after the international break on 29 March when they host Oxford United.

  14. Pills laid out on a wooden table, alongside a crushed white powder, a spoon of white powder, a syringe and yellow lighter

  15. The Tommy statue shows a giant World War One soldier sat on a trunk. He is holding a gun. It is made out of brown metal and is next to the the green.

  16. Google Maps image of the former Crown pub. It is a red-brick building with discoloured and peeling cream paintwork around the many windows. It stands on the corner of the street and is surrounded by metal fencing. Sale signs are above the main entrance. The pub's name is spelled out on either side of the corner section in huge black round signs vertically alligned and each containing a single letter. From top to bottom they spell out CROWN.

  17. A rainbow over a sandy beach. Rural fields and countryside houses can bee seen in the background.

  18. Radio Equipment

  19. An aerial view of the village of Warkworth in Northumberland. It is surrounded by a river and countryside. There is a castle in the village.

  20. A woman with a clipboard sits in front of a child covering their face with a cuddly toy and another adult. Both adults are looking at the child with some concern (posed by models)

  21. Head and shoulder shot of a smiling Anna-Maria Toms, who has long, dark red hair. She is wearing glasses, a grey polo neck jumper and a brown leather jacket. Round her neck is a conference lanyard. Behind her, and out-of-focus, is a Darlington Council Welcome sign.

  22. The back bumper of a white police car.

  23. Carrick lauds Boro resilience after gutsy draw

    Middlesbrough boss Michael Carrick on the touchline in the Championship match against Luton Town at Kenilworth RoadRex Features

    Carrick's side remain three points adrift of the Championship play-off spots

    Middlesbrough boss Michael Carrick was full of praise for his side's character and ability to adapt in the 0-0 draw against Luton Town at Kenilworth Road.

    Boro were forced to defend for long spells as the Hatters created - and wasted - numerous chances.

    "We had a new back four with players playing out of position so we knew it would be a challenge and it proved to be like that," Carrick told BBC Radio Tees. "Sometimes you earn your luck and everyone was fully committed and we needed Trav [Goalkeeper Mark Travers] at times. He made some good saves.

    "It wasn't a classic terms of quality of football. We knew that coming here there would be moments we had to defend. We spoke about that before the game. We knew we had to adapt.

    "They pitch was difficult to pass the ball on; it was as bobbly as you could get and everything that didn't really suit us. It was a challenge to play good football.

    "I was really pleased with the boys and how we stuck at it and we could have nicked one at the end.

    "It's an important point and there are a lot of positives to take from that even though it wasn't a classic on the eye. We knew we would have to defend and we were ready for it."

  24. The walls on the edge of six rows of houses are painted white.