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  1. A National League football with 'HUFC' written on it in pen being kicked by a grey boot with a blue sock

  2. A long, green and red toy truck is placed beside its cardboard box. The cab is red and has holes for windows and grey detailing depicting the grill and headlights. The wagon in the back is a single piece of green metal. The box is yellow and blue. text on it reads: "Dinky Toys 502 Foden Flat Truck."

  3. Four rows of black boxes, which are stacked two boxes deep, are lined up against a white will with a blue stripe running along the middle. The boxes have white markings and a yellow logo which reads: "CDL". There are more boxes on in the far left corner of the room.

  4. Follow your club this 2026-27 season

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    And when following your Championship team, from the start of the 2026-27 season you'll also get Live Notifications which gives you score updates directly on your phone's lock screen during a match.

    An image detailing how to follow your Championship team on BBC Sport: "On the app? Tap the bell icon to get news about your club sent to you. Signed in on a browser? Hit 'Follow' to stay up to date.

  5. Middlesbrough striker Delano Burgzorg dressed in a blue baseball cap and blue polo shirt.

  6. Silver Street which is a pedestrianised road on a hill, busy with people walking up and down in. It is lined with shops on both sides, the one in the foreground has a black front and is called @Moon, but the second o is a crescent moon. It has bunting in the window. There is also a red Vodaphone sign and Body Shop sign on the left side of the street.

  7. Teesside Crown Court. A large three-storey building made from red brick with long narrow black windows. Four large round yellow stone columns support a pyramid-shaped glass roof above the front door.

  8. Headshots from left to right of Lee Cattermole, Robbie Savage and Kieron Dyer

  9. Blair Murray has a shaved head with a stubbly beard. He is wearing a grey hoodie and stands in front of a fire and tent. His tent has a tarpaulin strung over his tent in the middle of woodland. The picture is a selfie.

  10. A black car is parked in front of a two-storey hospital building. The car has pulled to the side of a curved road around a roundabout. Trees are planted in grass curving around the front of the building.

  11. North East Mayor Kim McGuinness (left) and Tees Valley Mayor Ben Houchen (right)

  12. Three large black solar panels in a field with green grass and a blue sky.

  13. Gossip: Boro agree £7m deal with Spurs for Phillips

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    Middlesbrough have agreed to sign English centre-back Ashley Phillips from Tottenham for an initial fee of £7m, while a number of potential future add-ons have been included in a deal for the 21-year-old, who spent last the past two seasons on loan at Stoke City. (The Northern Echo)

    Want more EFL transfer news and rumours? Read Thursday's full gossip column here.

    Don't forget to tap the 'follow' button at the top of this page to stay up to date with your club's latest news.

  14. Mugshot of Hewitt. She has short brown hair and appears to be missing her two front teeth.

  15. Several giant hogweed plants are silhouetted against a bright blue sky. The plants have multiple large seedheads coming off the top of the tall stem. There are three close up and many more further into the background.

  16. Someone in a hi-vis orange jacket and helmet welding. There are sparks flying from some steel in front of them. There is another person in a hi-vis orange jacket to the left.

  17. Middlesbrough councillor Luke Henman. He has short dark hair and a trimmed beard. He is wearing a cream jacket, white shirt and green tie. He has three pins on his lapel, including a union jack pin and a Ukraine flag. He is looking at the camera and smiling. He is in a room with yellow walls and yellow curtains on a window. Behind him there is a table with blue chairs.

  18. Lucas Littlefair, a teenager who died in a crash in Hesleden. He has blonde hair and blue eyes and he is looking up at the camera with a wide smile. He is wearing a grey The North Face hoodie and is in a green area, with a tree trunk on the ground behind him and some grass.

  19. Mugshot of Hewitt. She has short brown hair and appears to be missing her two front teeth.

  20. I finally feel at home at Boro - Sarmiento

    Middlesbrough winger Jeremy Sarmiento said he is delighted to finally feel at home after making his move to the Riverside Stadium a permanent one.

    The 24-year-old had been on five different loan spells since 2023 from his previous club Brighton & Hove Albion, including spending the second half of last season with Boro.

    But after completing his switch in June, the Ecuadorian will hope to play an entire season at his parent club for the first time since 2022-23 when he did so with the Seagulls.

    "I'm very happy. I'm delighted, my family also, to feel at home somewhere," Sarmiento told BBC Radio Tees.

    "I've been on quite a few loan spells, so it feels good to finally settle in somewhere where you feel loved.

    "It's great and the fans have been loving to me as well, which I appreciate a lot."

    Boro narrowly missed out on promotion to the Premier League in the 2025-26 campaign after losing 1-0 to Hull City in the Championship play-off final but Sarmiento said they are ready to challenge again.

    "We all wanted it, I think the fans wanted it as well. We worked so hard to push for that promotion," he said.

    "Only god knows why we didn't. But we have that belief, we're working so hard to get there again and this time hopefully do it."

    Sarmiento has won promotion from the second tier twice before, with Ipswich Town in 2023-24 and Burnley in 2024-25, and hopes that experience will help Boro succeed in the forthcoming season.

    "Really it could have been third [last season], but hey, it is what it is. At the end of the day, it's the mentality," he added.

    "I can help some players out, the young guys who are also coming in. But I'm sure there's a lot of players with a lot of confidence that can contribute."

  22. The entrance to Hamsterley Forest. The name of the forest is displayed in a green Forestry England sign by the road. A red sign stating no BBQs or fires are allowed is next to it. Tall, leafy trees can be seen behind the signs. A track behind a metal gate leads off to the right.

  23. Vitek set for Middlesbrough switch

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    Manchester United goalkeeper Radek Vitek is close to completing a permanent move to Middlesbrough.

    Vitek scooped all the Bristol City Player of the Year awards last season but returned to United for the start of pre-season.

    However, the 22-year-old made it clear when he spoke to reporters in Norway last month he expected to spend the season away from Old Trafford.

    "I'm ready to go somewhere again and hopefully be number one," he said.

    Middlesbrough are one of a number of clubs keen to sign the Czech.

    It is understood if the deal does go through, Manchester United would look to have a hefty sell-on clause and a buy-back option included.