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  2. Dot, wearing a blue shirt, is sitting in her garden. She is giving a dog a treat

  3. A strip of yellow fly-tape is dangling from a ceiling bar and a number of dead flies can be seen stuck on it. To the left there is a grey curtain and through the shutters a back yard can be seen.

  4. Mayor Chris Cooke, wearing a dark suit, is stood next to a cycle lane with a bin not far behind him. There are shops on the other side of the road.

  5. Eight members of East Durham Communities Standing Together group standing outside Durham County Hall and holding signs which read No to HMO's in East Durham.

  7. Aviator Sports and Live Lounge. A number of wooden benches are placed outside the entrance. The building looks like an industrial unit, with a lower half in brick and the top half clad in corrugated sheeting. It has a dak blue and yellow garage style roller shutter. To the left is a small door covered by a locked gate.

  8. Jonny Howson

  9. A street corner with a sign reading 'Kipling Grove' in the bottom left of the picture. A car is parked on the curb near a row of detached houses.

  10. Mugshot of Benjamin Clarke. He has a thick dark goatee beard and long dark hair, and is wearing a black t-shirt.

  11. Eve is wearing a green and blue kilt and holding a wooden disc with Woman's Amateur World Highland Games Championships 2025 engraved on it.

  12. Hackney is 'fully committed' to Boro - Edwards

    Middlesbrough boss Rob Edwards says midfielder Hayden Hackney is "fully committed" to the club despite being linked with a number of Premier League teams.

    The 23-year-old England Under-21 international featured in Boro's 3-3 pre-season draw at Mansfield Town on Saturday.

    "As far as I know and I'm aware at the moment, he's here and that's why he's out playing on the pitch," Edwards told BBC Radio Tees.

    "He's fully committed, he loves this football club."

    Another player who featured during the match was defender Darragh Lenihan, making his return to competitive football after almost two years out.

    The Republic of Ireland international, capped four times by his country, has not featured since September 2023 after undergoing ankle surgery and Edwards is handling the 31-year-old's comeback with caution.

    "He's getting there so we will keep building up the minutes," Edwards added.

    "He's in a position where we are still always looking at what he's doing and trying to manage it but he wants to do everything.

    "It's important we try to make some good decisions to try to keep him out there. It'll be a huge plus for us having a fit Darragh Lenihan."

    Listen to the full interview with Rob Edwards and more on BBC Sounds.

    Listen on BBC Sounds

  13. Jennifer Gallacher is sitting smiling at her kitchen table wearing a white jumper. There is a wooden chair behind her as well as grey kitchen units with a knife block and mugs on a stand.

  14. A man stands next to a woman and in the centre is Niall Hammond and next to him is Alan Strickland. They are all holding a blue circular plaque that reads "Heighington Railway Station".

  15. The crane chick standing next to one of its parents which towers above it. The older crane has long black legs and a large white body with a white, black and red head. They are standing next to a wire fence.

  16. Elderly woman stting in an armchair, smiling and holding a grey dog with shaggy ears. On either side are women, looking at her and smiling. The one of the left has short blonde hair and is wearing a red fleece, the one on the right has dark hair and is wearing a t-shirt in the same colour. Both have "Wag and Company logs, and the same logo is on a red bandana worn by the dog.

  17. Elliot Gordon, the 18-year-old autistic litter picker who is cleaning the streets of his neighbourhood every single day

  18. A woman standing in empty room, next to a stepladder. She is wearing dark trousers and a pink and white patterned jacked. The room is unfurnished, and in a state of disrepair, with torn up skirting boards and uncovered and unpainted walls.

  19. Norman Moorsom, who is seated behind a desk bearing a framed certificate, smiles into the camera. Behind, from left to right, are Middlesbrough Mayor Chris Cooke, Mr Moorsom's friend Linda Ford, his son Richard Moorsom, granddaughter Laura Moorsom, daughter Hilary Webb and son-in-law Martin Webb.

  20. Two tall, white wind turbines are spinning in the wind. They are in a field with a line of trees in the distance. Two people in the foreground are walking their dogs.

  21. Matt Storey listens as someone speaks to him, we can also see the back of a young woman's head

  22. Police dog Bert seen sitting on grass.

  23. Hartlepool nuclear power station - a dark grey building surrounded by towers and pylons - situated on a stretch of grass with a fence and foliage in the foreground.

  24. From left, Stockton councillors Niall Innes, Lynn Hall and Jason French on land at the junction of Birkdale Road and Darlington Road, Hartburn, Stockton, where they have planted wildflowers. They are standing on grass with a small patch of wildflowers behind them and trees. It is a sunny day.