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  1. A man in an orange hi vis vest is standing in a large open warehouse. He has a short white beard and is smiling at the camera.

  3. A man with short facial hair, wearing a black shirt and a green lanyard reading "visitor". He is pictured from the shoulders up and there is a brick wall behind him.

  4. Prince Harry returns a ball during a school visit linked to the Invictus Games Birmingham 2027.

  5. Matty Craig in training

  6. Midlands boxers Liam Davies (left) throws a punch, while Nathan Heaney defends one

  7. A photo of a man wearing black glasses with blue reflective lenses, grinning at the camera.

  8. A chef in his apron, stood in a kitchen folding his arms and looking at the camera smiling. He has short brown hair.

  9. A view of a cement plant, a mostly white structure with a series of towers and storage silos, surrounded by woodland. The scene is set against a gloomy sky with grey clouds.

  10. A man wearing a blue stripey polo shirt sits next to a girl with her hair tied back and a fringe on a water ride, wearing a red and white football shirt. There are rocks and water behind them.

  11. A mugshot of a man in an orange T-shirt. He has black hair and beard with grey in it

  12. A girl with tied back bushy dark hair, wearing a pink hooded top, smiles as she puts two of her fingers up in a peace sign. She is sitting in a recording booth and a microphone and iPad are set up in front of her.

  13. A view of the stage in the Queens Theatre from the balcony. The dancefloor is wooden boards with a slightly raised platform in the centre. The stage sits higher and is painted black with wooden floor boards.

  14. Jon Walters in the stand

  15. Jane wears a bright colourful necklace, yellow top and pale blue jacket. She has short blonde hair and is wearing glasses.

  16. A brown police dog walking down a corridor with a male officer

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    Cells at a young offender institution. The doors are all closed and light in colour.

  18. A brick building with the sign 'UAV Engines' on it is visible behind a fence and a hedge.

  19. The Leopard pub in Burslem, a white and green building which has 'The Leopard est.1765' painted on it. The roof has been burnt away.

  20. A police officer, dressed in a black police uniform, holds the lead of a black dog, which is wearing a harness, while standing in a car park. A police car with its boot open is parked behind them.

  21. 🎧'Three points, two crackers, one bust car'

    A Cold Wet Tuesday Night: 'Three points, two crackers, one bust car'

    The latest episode of BBC Radio Stoke's A Cold Wet Tuesday Night podcast is out now.

    Lucas Yeomans, Matt Sandoz and Louis Moult discuss two great goals that helped Stoke go five games unbeaten before the international break.

    Listen above or on BBC Sounds here - and don't forget to subscribe to get each episode into your My Sounds feed.

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  22. Squad depth proving 'a big difference' at Stoke

    Jack McGlynn and Ben Johnson celebrate McGlynn's equalising goal for Stoke City against Sheffield United on SaturdayGetty Images

    Former Stoke City defender Ian Cranson believes the Potters' increased squad depth can help them maintain their positive start to the campaign.

    Stoke were top of the Championship in the early stages of last season but results took a downward turn in November.

    They ended up finishing in 17th place, just eight points above relegation.

    However, five of Stoke's new summer additions have scored in the Championship so far this season to help them to seventh place - Jack McGlynn, Ben Johnson, Justin Devenny, Ethan Galbraith and George Hirst.

    It is their impact that Cranson believes can help the team keep up their momentum.

    "We had this last year where they were good until November and then all of a sudden the wheels came off, but I think the big difference this year is that we seem to have a lot more quality in depth," Cranson said.

    "Players are coming on the field and players that are replacing injured players are hitting the ground running.

    "They are adding to the team, there is not one of them haven't contributed anything."

    Stoke will return to action following the international break against Bolton Wanderers on Saturday, 10 October.

    Listen to the full reaction below or on BBC Sounds here.

    Cranson: ‘It took two pieces of magic’

    Listen on BBC Sounds

  23. a mana and a women both with short grey hair and glasses. the women is wearing a pink hoodie and the man is wearing a black zip up fleece.

  24. Two women holding ice cream, smiling. They're in a picnic area with tress behind them.