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  1. Water flowing down Saddler Street in Durham. There are shop fronts on the right side of the narrow streets with restaurants and a police car in the distance.

  2. Bishop Auckland Police Station. The picture has been taken from the car park, where several cars are parked. Behind them is the police station, which has a green corregated rood and brown brick walls. The entrance is blue.

  3. Plymouth boss Miron Muslic and Derby's John Eustace

  4. A scouts leader giving instructions to four younger members at a field. They are wearing backpacks and blue and white scarves.

  5. Prudhoe High School viewed from the top of steps into the school groups is a one storey building in white and grey cladding set over a large area. In front is a carpark around the school are playing fields

  6. Streetview of several cars parked in a car park with a large supermarket behind. It has the sign saying Morrisons above large glass doors and has a little tower surrounded by brown slanted roofs.

  7. Group of people holding ribbon while standing on a cobbled street. They are all smiling.

  8. Mark Wood

  9. Six-storey building in glass and brick. It is viewed through a large set of open gates, on the left of which is a sign on the saying "County Hall" with the Durham County Council logo.

  10. Mimi the otter is napping on a horizontal tree trunk in the sunshine. She has shiny brown fur, which is white around her eyes and neck. Her long tail is draped down along the trunk.

  11. A three-storey red brick court building with two stone columns either side of the front door.

  12. Kim McGuinness sitting behind the steering wheel of a bus. She is wearing a white coat and a blue top. She has one hand on the steering wheel and is looking out of the window and smiling at the camera.

  13. Mughsot of Shaun mason. He has short black curly hair and a black bread round his chin. He is wearing a blue jacket.

  14. Mr Holborn, wearing an orange sun visor, teal hoodie and black trousers, running along the ice of Antarctica

  15. Paul Holborn standing in Antarctica holding a big, red Sunderland AFC flag. He's wearing colourful sunglasses and a cap. The ground and horizon is covered in snow. Various flags stand around him.

  16. 'Preston went to the extremes but it helped us'

    Hume: 'We're frustrated we didn't get three points' against Preston

    Sunderland defender Trai Hume says Preston North End's time-wasting tactics helped spur the Black Cats on to grab their equaliser in Tuesday's 1-1 draw.

    Several North End players went to ground following Emil Riis' opening strike, with the crowd growing increasingly frustrated.

    However, Hume says that the stop-start second half helped lift the energy in the ground and led to Romaine Mundle's late leveller.

    "You kind of expect it but they did go to the extreme. They had about four or five players that went down," Hume told BBC Radio Newcastle.

    "The fans got up from it and we pushed on and ended up getting the equaliser so it kind of helped us in a way. It's not ideal but it's what teams do when they come and play against us."

    Mundle's curled shot gave the Black Cats a point but having wasted several chances, particularly in the first half, the Wearside club will feel a big opportunity to close on the top three went begging.

    Both Burnley and Sheffield United also only managed a point on Tuesday, with Leeds United looking to gain ground on Wednesday when they host Millwall.

    "We thought we could have come away with three points, and you look at the other results and you realise they've drew, but it could have been worse - they could have won," Hume added.

    "You've got to think of it as a positive but obviously, we are frustrated we didn't get the three points."

    You can listen to the full interview and more on the Total Sport podcast.

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  17. A woman with grey hair and wearing a red-coloured turtle neck jumper stands in front of a roundabout, which has a bricked centre and a black lamppost standing in the middle of it.

  18. About 30 people are standing outside St Helens surgery owned by the Auckland Medical Group. Some of them are holding pieces of paper which say Save our Surgery, another three are holding the letters SOS up.

  19. Celebration pictures of Leeds, Sheffield United and Burnley

  20. The Glasshouse in Gateshead. The bubble-like building is made of glass and overlooks the River Tyne. It sits on a hill covered in grass and plants.

  21. Cardiff boss Omer Riza and Luton Town head coach Matt Bloomfield

  22. Anne Kemp smiling at the camera next to her husband Derek Kemp behind the counter at Bede's Bakehouse. They are wearing white t-shirts with the red and yellow logo of St Peter's Church. Anne has short grey hair and is wearing a dark blue apron. Derek has black-rimmed glasses. There is a range of cakes and bakes in front of them.

  23. Front view of a Tyne and Wear Metro train, which is just pulling into a platform, with the destination showing as Airport. A passenger can be seen in the front seat. On the opposite rails is a side view of another metro train with two doors visible.

  24. Tyne and Wear Metro sign outside Monument station