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  1. Timm van der Gugten celebrates after taking a wicket for Glamorgan against Lancashire

  2. L-R: Josh Morse. Morgan Morse, Elijah Evans and Harry Beddall

  3. An array of solar panels on Anglesey. They are arranged in two rows as far as the eye can see, with a stretch of grass in the middle. A wind turbine can be seen in the background.

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    Aiden Waller and Ryan Reynolds have their arms around each other. They are smiling. Aiden is wearing a black hoodie and Reynolds a navy coat, cream jumper and a navy baseball cap.

  5. Sophie smiling at the camera. She has brown hair and is wearing round, metal-framed glasses. She is wearing a burgundy cardigan with a pink and white neck scarf.

  6. A police van parked on St Helen's Road, Swansea, with police tap marking off the area of the incident

  7. Composite image of a reporter, a young woman smiling at the camera and an image of Borussia Dortmund fans with flares

  8. Front entrance of the unit. A roofed entrance porch with blue painted signage at the top and glass entrance doors which lead into a brown brick building

  9. Robertson must improve 'intensity' to regain place, says Barry-Murphy

    Alex RobertsonHuw Evans Picture Agency

    Cardiff City head coach Brian Barry-Murphy says Alex Robertson must match the "intensity" of his fellow midfielders to regain his place in the team.

    Having featured regularly as the Bluebirds were relegated from the Championship last season, Robertson missed the start of this campaign in League One with a leg injury he sustained during pre-season.

    But despite being available for selection for Cardiff's past two matches, the Australia international has been left out of successive matchday squads.

    "He's back in full training and he has to show that he's ready to compete with the other players and, at the moment, he's not, based on a number of factors," said Barry-Murphy.

    "He obviously got injured in the last game of pre-season, and he's back in full training also, so he will be available once he reaches that level of intensity that's required in the group.

    "But it's good news he's pain-free and in full training and ready to compete. For every member of our squad, there's a level of intensity required to compete for a place in the team, and Alex isn't at that level yet based on the volume of training he's had."

    Meanwhile, Wales right-back Ronan Kpakio will miss Saturday's League One trip to Wigan Athletic but has avoided serious injury having been withdrawn during last weekend's first defeat of the season at home to Bradford City.

    "The scan was really positive," said Barry-Murphy. "There's no tear to the bottom of his foot, which we were slightly concerned about, so that's really good news.

    "He won't be available for Saturday, but the big thing for us is there's no long-term damage or anticipated prolonged absence."

    Dylan Lawlor missed the match against Bradford and Tuesday's EFL Cup win at Burnley but is close to a return.

    "Dylan will train today [Thursday] for the first time since last Friday," said Barry-Murphy.

    "So we haven't seen him with us since then and then we'll see how he goes then tomorrow."

  10. Matthew Rhys looks at the camera, he has dark brown and grey wispy hair and a moustache. He has blue eyes and a black suit jacket on. It is a head and shoulders shot of him.

  11. A red brick school with a large white sign which says the school's name, "Ysgol Bryn Deva". The school is surrounded by a green metal fence, and there is a playground and plants and trees within the school courtyard.

  12. Owen Money on stage in a panto wearing red trousers and waistcoat and knee-high rainbow-striped socks. He has his arms up in the air.

  13. An exterior picture of the Senedd building with its lights on in the early evening

  14. Gareth Hughes sitting in front of rows of empty wooden chairs. He is wearing a jacket and a striped casual shirt and is talking and looking to the left of frame. He has light grey hair and a moustache.

  15. Jac Morgan wear a white rugby jersey with the black emblem of an osprey

  16. Dragons head coach Filo Tiatia addresses his squad after a defeat

  17. Pep Guardiola claps after Manchester City's win at Huddersfield

  18. The terrace house from the other side of the road. All three windows on the front of the house have been destroyed, the interior of the house is black with soot and the door has been boarded up as well.

  19. Callum Robinson celebrates Cardiff's win at Burnley

  20. Ashley Dommett

  21. A man looking in the mirror fixing his black bow tie. He has a black suit and white shirt on and short brown hair.

  22. Kieffer Moore and Rubin Colwill

  23. Mural of Demi Mabbitt and her dog on a wall. It is the full length of the wall and in black and white.

  24. Biancheri shines as Man Utd gain last-gasp Euro win

    Simon Stone
    Manchester United reporter

    Manchester United forward Gabriel Biancheri and goalscorer James Scanlon at Old TraffordGetty Images

    Wales Under-21 international Gabriele Biancheri caught the eye with an excellent performance off the bench in Manchester United's last-gasp Premier League International Cup win over Athletic Club at Old Trafford on Wednesday.

    Biancheri, who also qualifies for Canada and Italy, was one of four second-half substitutes by United coach Travis Binnion that helped turn round a game they were losing at half-time.

    The 19-year-old's sprint down the right and low cross created an opportunity for Gibraltar international James Scanlon to equalise.

    Then, in the third minute of injury time, Biancheri's close-range shot struck a post, hit the unlucky Athletic goalkeeper and bounced in to give United victory in their first game in the competition, in front of about 1,600 supporters.

    Striker Chido Obi was left on the bench throughout as Binnion navigates a testing run of fixtures, the most important of which is next week's EFL Trophy trip to Lincoln City.

    The game was watched by United's technical director Jason Wilcox and new head of academy Stephen Torpey, who joined from Brentford this week.

    United's under-18 coach Darren Fletcher was also at the game, watching son Jack, who started at left-back before moving into a more usual central midfield role.

    Fletcher is currently on crutches after having surgery on a knee injury suffered in a recent Legends game at Celtic.

    He is still carrying out full coaching duties, although United are using a golf buggy to get the former Scotland international around.