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  1. Two blue teddy bears sit either side of a gold plaque on a wooden pole. The plaque says: Baby Auckland. There is no footprint so small that it does not leave an imprint on this world. Charlotte Fleming Funeral Services.

  2. Twenty-three people, men and women, sit in three rows and look solemnly at the camera. They are in a white room sitting on a grey platform. Most of the people at the front have their hands clasped over their knees.

  3. Lee Clark wearing a thick waterproof jacket with his hands in his pockets during a Hartlepool training session

  4. Aaron Lythe is smiling and sat in front of a purple BBC Radio Tees microphone. Behind him is a picture of the transporter bridge on a screen. Aaron is wearing a black jacket and he has a moustache with short brown hair.

  5. A composite image of, from left to right, Durham councillors Lyndsey Fox, Paul Sexton and Nicole Brown. Fox has shoulder length blonde hair and wears a light pink blazer, black V-neck top, gold necklace and pearl earrings. Sexton, who has no hair bar a bit of white stubble, wears a white shirt and a light blue and black striped tie. Brown has long blonde hair and wears a light yellow coloured blazer-blouse. All are smiling for the posed shots.

  6. Police vans of varying size are lined up in a row, leading up to the site of the wreckage, all with reflective liveries. To one side, two police officers rest holding paper cups, with one sitting on the central reservation metal crash barrier which separates the two sides of the road.

  7. Pick of the stats: Birmingham City v Middlesbrough

    The club crests of Birmingham City and Middlesbrough side by side

    Birmingham City are hoping to pick up their first home win of the season when they face Middlesbrough on Saturday (15:00 BST).

    Boro head to the Midlands on a five-game unbeaten in in the Championship.

    • Birmingham City have lost each of their past seven Championship games against Middlesbrough since a 2-0 win in October 2021 under Lee Bowyer.

    • Middlesbrough have won seven of their past eight league visits to Birmingham, including their last five in a row since a 2-1 defeat in October 2019.

    • Birmingham have drawn all three of their home games in the Championship this season, one of two sides to do so, along with Cardiff. The last sides to draw each of their first four home matches of a campaign in the division were both the Blues themselves and Ipswich in 2018-19 (both drew first 5).

    • Middlesbrough have scored in each of their past 11 league games (W6 D4 L1); they last enjoyed a longer run in August 2018 (19 games).

    • No side has earned more points from losing positions in the Championship this season than Middlesbrough (7), four of which have come across their last two matches against Norwich (3) and Millwall (1).

  8. 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.

  9. Selfie of a Jade Smith seated on a train, wearing a dark baseball cap and a light grey zip-up fleece jacket with a Berghaus logo. She has facial piercings and short hair visible beneath the cap. Blue-patterned train seats and wood-effect wall panels are visible in the background.

  10. A two-storey building which has been badly vandalised with metal fencing outside. Graffiti has been sprayed on boards put in place of the windows.

  11. Four buses are parked outside a large blue corrugated metal warehouse. One of the buses is a darker blue double decker and the other three and standard blue buses. The sky above the warehouse is dark and looks like it will rain.

  12. Stephen Tate has grey hair and wearing glasses is standing in front of a his shop, with a banner which displays the words "Addison Newsagents".

  13. A blue sign on a shop window saying 'Stop! Don't shoplift. Boots uses the following security protection'. Below the words are icons of an alarm bell, camera and what appears to be an aerosol spraying something. Behind the glass a person is sitting at a desk inside the shop. There are shelves out of focus.

  14. A man with short black and grey hair and facial hair depicted in a graphic used in one of his competitions. Behind him are gold coins, £50 notes and text which reads 'Win £1000 every week'.

  15. Hellberg blames himself for Boro's poor start

    Hellberg: Boro comeback 'showed character'

    Middlesbrough head coach Kim Hellberg spoke to BBC Radio Tees after Boro's second half comeback at home to Millwall, in which they came from two down at the interval to draw 2-2.

    For a written selection of his quotes, click here.

  16. Will Lankshear after scoring for Middlesbrough against Millwall

  17. Sir Ed Davey is sitting in a small TV studio. He is smiling, dressed in a suit, white shirt and purple tie, and has short thinning brown and white hair.

  18. Hemawand Ali Hussein smiling into the camera. He is sitting in a car with black seats and is wearing a black cap and t-shirt. He has a short dark beard and moustache.

  19. A composite image of the two officers. Both are smiling. PC Matthew Blades, on the left, has neat stubble and short fair hair. PC Tom Clough also has stubble and short greying hair.

  20. The Transporter Bridge, which looks like two blue cranes facing each other, over the River Tees. It looks very industrial and cloudy.

  21. Mugshot of Stephen Young. He is clean shaven with long, thick brown hair that falls down at the front to cover his entire forehead in an uneven fringe. He has folded eyelids, especially on his left side. He is wearing a green top, possibly either a lightweight jacket or a trakkie top.

  22. Two mountain rescuers dressed in red waterproof clothing are on the side of a grassy cliff as they attempt to rescue a person off the face. The rescue is happening in a gully off the summit of Sharp Edge, Blencathra.

  23. An aerial view of the fields next to Levendale. A red border surrounds the area where the homes would be built. It includes three large empty fields and several with rows of greenery. Houses can be seen in the upper left hand corner of the picture.

  24. 'A very strong start' - Boro boss Hellberg

    Middlesbrough boss Kim Hellberg says his side have made a very strong start to the season before their match against Millwall on Tuesday.

    Saturday's thrilling 4-3 win against Norwich City has lifted Boro up to fourth in the Championship table as they welcome the Lions to The Riverside.

    A win on Tuesday would take Boro top of the league.

    "I think in general it's been a very, very strong start to the season," Hellberg told BBC Radio Tees.

    "So many new players, we lost so many of the players that played every game for me last season. A lot of them coming in late.

    "The group of players have had a brilliant start to the season and now it's about getting more points on the board in the two games we have left before the three-week break."

    You can listen to the full interview with Kim Hellberg here.