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  1. Little Orme, a large cliff edge next to the sea

  2. Brian Barry-Murphy celebrates victory over Rotherham with Nathan Trott

  3. Marko Stamenic

  4. Larry Lamb at an art gallery. He has short grey hair, is wearing glasses and a green and black plaid top.

  5. Caernarfon Town celebrate

  6. Josh Windass

  7. Beth pours water into a blue plastic bowl as a horned cow looks on

  8. Traffic lights on a crossroads with a wide view of the countryside beyond

  9. Habeeb Ogunneye of Newport County challenges Grimsby's Charles Vernam for the ball

  10. Swansea City's Ronald (right) celebrates goal

  11. West Bromwich Albion's Isaac Price celebrates

  12. Selfie photograph of drag star The Vivienne, aka James-Lee Williams and their sister, Chanel Williams. Chanel has blonde curled hair and smiles at the camera, she is wearing a pink top, while the Vivienne wears a black short bob, a black mesh t-shirt and a Vivienne Westwood pearl necklace. They both look at the camera and it is a head and shoulders shot of them.

  13. Boss Hughes happy with Newport forward options

    Courtney Baker-Richardson reacts to a decision during Newport County's League Two game against Notts CountyHuw Evans Picture Agency

    Newport County manager David Hughes believes he is spoilt for choice up front ahead of Saturday's League Two game at Grimsby Town.

    The Exiles take on the Mariners at Blundell Park (15:00 BST) after claiming four points from two fixtures so far.

    Hughes paired Cardiff loanee Michael Reindorf and summer signing Ged Garner up front in the 1-1 draw against Notts County and 2-1 win at Crawley Town, but freshened things up in midweek.

    Bobby Kamwa, last season's top scorer from the wing with nine, and Courtney Baker-Richardson got the nod against Millwall and caused the Championship club problems in the opening half-hour of their EFL Cup tie.

    The Lions eventually took control and won 1-0, but Hughes was impressed by his front two.

    "CBR was outstanding in pre-season, a real threat, really positive, and a top professional. Bobby's been the same," said Hughes.

    "All the strikers have taken on board what we're trying to do. With the number of games coming up we need everyone, and the way they've gone about their work will make sure they get their opportunities."

    Reindorf opened his Newport account with a stunning strike in the Carabao Cup preliminary round win at Barnet and Garner nodded in County's goal against Notts.

    Baker-Richardson's last goal was against Harrogate Town in March when he scored his fourth of the last campaign.

    Newport travel to Grimsby before welcoming Salford City and Milton Keynes Dons to Rodney Parade on Tuesday and Saturday.

  14. Welsh signings a 'great lift' for Wrexham

    Nathan Broadhead, Kieffer Moore and Danny WardGetty Images

    Nathan Broadhead, Kieffer Moore and Danny Ward

    Manager Phil Parkinson says the arrival of three Wales internationals at the Stok Cae Ras shows the progress Wrexham have made in recent seasons.

    Goalkeeper Danny Ward and forwards Kieffer Moore and Nathan Broadhead are among the nine players that have signed since the end of last season.

    "I think it's a great lift for everybody because with Wrexham everyone's very proud of the club and the country," Parkinson said.

    "And to attract players who are internationals shows where we are."

    One of the four professional Welsh clubs playing in the EFL, was Parkinson consciously seeking Wales qualified players for his squad?

    "It's not really been a conscious effort," Parkinson replied.

    "Just starting with Danny, we wanted to bring in an experienced goalkeeper and obviously Danny was very keen to come to us.

    "He had offers to go into the Premier League as a number two or number three but straight away him and his agent said his preferred choice was Wrexham.

    "Obviously that appeals to us that a player really wants to come to the club and understands what the area and the club's about straight away.

    "And then with Kieffer, also the big attraction for him was coming to a Welsh club and obviously the Wrexham story.

    "Nathan, coming back home it's great for him to be close to his family and his family to be able to watch him play.

    "That was a very special moment for him when he finally got here."

  15. Stephanie is wearing her blue hair in pigtails, is in a festival field and is wearing a black t-shirt that says 'proud everyday'. There are people in the background, but they are blurred. She is in focus in the picture.

  16. An aerial view shows Conwy Castle, on the banks of the River Conwy in north Wales - it is a bright day with clouds in the sky and the castle is at the forefront of the photo, connected across the river by a road and a footbridge. Conwy can be seen in the background and there are sail boats on the river heading towards the bridge from right to left. Behind and to the left of the town are rolling hills studded with trees.

  17. Ben Foakes walks off as Jamie Porter celebrates his wicket with wicketkeeper Simon Fernandes

  18. Cameron Bancroft plays a shot during the game against Glamorgan

  19. Annette 'Nettie' Burtenshaw wearing a black top with a yellow star on it. She is also wearing a black and yellow hat. She is sitting along with her choir members while smiling.

  20. Chloe Williams

  21. Isla looks at the camera, she has a fringe and brown hair down to her shoulders and is wearing a denim top. Behind her a mix of people can be sat around a dining table, the majority of them are elderly.

  22. Bottled water station in Flintshire. Cars are parked beside the stations which have packs of bottled water. People are standing by their cars while volunteers in orange neon vests help with carrying the packs.

  23. Esther Morgan of Wales (L) defends the ball from Kadidiatou Diani of France

  24. Essity Stadium, Flint