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  1. Two lanes of cars queue on a road. A yellow sign sits to the right of the road that shows one arrow pointing ahead, and another next to it erased out.

  2. The house in Elswick where the attack took place. The property is an end terrace house made of brown brick. A climbing plant is growing on a trellis next to the white front door. Blue and white police tape has been strung from the property's wall and across a grey car. A police van is parked on the road nearby.

  3. A red squirrel with a white tummy and a big fluffy tail is clutching its paws while it stands on a snow-covered path.

  4. Kate Hodgkinson and Mark Collett. Mrs Hodgkinson has blonde hair which is poking out form under a red knitted hat. She is wearing large hoop earrings. Mr Collett is bald with a grey beard. He has a pair of glasses resting on top of his head.

  5. A group of women stand in front of a sign for Kilimanjaro National Park. Several are holding large banners with the words "Chameleon Buddies" written on.

  6. Eddie Howe celebrates after beating Manchester City

  7. Tow men dressed in black coats and boots gently place one of the sycamore saplings into a hole in the ground. The tree is supported by a thick cane. A crowd of people have gathered to watch.

  8. A National League football and a player's boot on the pitch

  9. A picture of a police car outside a house with a white door. Police tape is around the property.

  10. A Google Street View screenshot of K2 and The Union in Consett. The two units are next to each other on the lower levels of terraced buildings, flanked by other shops and commercial units, such as Subway. Both have grey panelling around the windows and doors where the shop signs are displayed.

  11. A view of the grassy field where the arena is supposed to be built. The white, curved Millennium bridge is poking out from over the hill along with the red and yellow Baltic art gallery.

  12. Kinney is at the back smiling and holding up copies of his books. He is with seven smiling children in maroon jumpers also holding up his books. In the background are cartoons of the wimpy kid from his stories.

  13. A picture taken of the Sycamore Gap tree in the gap between hills, in front of Hadrian's Wall.

  14. One of the new Metro trains, with bright yellow and some grey colouring. It is travelling on a train track. There is small green shrubbery in the foreground of the picture and also some green trees in the background behind the train too.

  15. Newcastle Airport. A large glass building with a sign on the front of the roof reading 'Newcastle International Your Airport' in orange and purple lettering. There is a blue sky and two people in the distance standing on the pavement.

  16. Antony Gormley's Angel of the North sculpture in Gateshead. The tall sculpture, which resembles a man with rectangular wings, is dusted with snow.

  17. Mugshot of Craig Howse who is wearing a grey sweatshirt. He has very short dark hair and slight beard and moustache and has a cut above his right eye.

  18. Bracken the golden Labrador running with its ears in pointing up and its mouth opened in a smile. It is wearing a yellow hi-vis jacket.

  19. Eddie Howe watches on before Newcastle United's game against Brentford at the Gtech Community Stadium on 9 November, 2025

  20. Stock image of blue and white Northern train on the tracks.

  21. The Blyth beach front has colourful beach huts on one side of a grey promenade. Low red and white plastic temporary barriers separate the promenade from the sandy beach.

  22. Gateshead Council leader Martin Gannon at the Leamside Line, wearing a blue hard hat and orange hi-vis jacket. He is staring into the distance.

  23. The statue which is a greenish/grey colour. It features Mary Ann Macham smiling and looking up while holding out her left arm. She has her hair in braids and then tied at the back. The statue depicts her dressed in a pleated, long-sleeved dress. The sky is grey and there is a metal fence behind the statue, with a hedge on the other side. Buildings can be seen to the right.

  24. Newcastle Crown Court reflected in the River Tyne running in front of it. It is an imposing building made from smooth red stone with massive black windows and tall columns along its frontage.