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  1. A close-up of a National League branded football

  2. A blue and white drone in a cloudless sky photographed from below. The Amazon curved arrow logo is on a wing of the drone. The main body of the drone is white, with blue extensions on each side and white propellers.

  3. Four middle-aged, male firefighers are standing in Newcastle City Centre wearing their firefighting kit and carrying their yellow or white helmets.

  4. Kim Hellberg applauds the Middlesbrough fans at the Riverside

  5. Pick of the stats: Middlesbrough v Norwich City

    The Middlesbrough and Norwich City club crests side by side

    Middlesbrough are going for a third successive home win to start the Championship season when they host Norwich City on Saturday (15:00 BST).

    The Canaries make the journey to Teesside on a two-game winning streak.

    • Middlesbrough are unbeaten in nine league meetings with Norwich (W6 D3), after losing five in a row to the Canaries.

    • Norwich have lost three of their past four Championship visits to Middlesbrough (D1), failing to score in their last two.

    • Middlesbrough have won each of their past four home league games, their longest run since March 2023, when they won seven on the bounce.

    • No side has won more Championship games in 2026 than Norwich City (17, level with Southampton).

    • No player has scored more goals in the Championship this season than Will Lankshear (five, level with Cyle Larin).

  6. An EFL ball on a pitch

  7. Dunedin House, headquarters of Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council. A large blue sign directs visitors to the entrance. A number of cars are parked in the car park in front of the building.

  8. A view of the TAD Centre which is a multi-storey glass and grey-clad building which has a taller section in the middle with smaller wings stretching to either side. A metal fence surrounds the car park around the building.

  9. Nathan Sheron runs with the ball during a Hartlepool United training session

  10. Black and white photo of Heighington Station from 1920. It is a brick building with a lampost outside and a sign which says "Gentlemen" on the right hand side of the building. The platform in front of the station is cobbled.

  11. Five young men in their late teens and early 20s. They all have similar haircuts, with a fringe and faded back and sides. Four of them are gesturing with their fingers. Three of them extend their thumb, index, and pinky fingers - leaving their middle and ring finger tucked down. One points with his index and middle finger whilst holding a Lucozade bottle. They are all dressed in casual clothing.

  12. Several police officers in black uniforms with white gloves in a line while walking towards the camera. They are all men and most are wearing custodian helmets, but one man is wearing a blue army beret. Each officer has a number of colourful medals on the right breast of their blazers. There is another officer closer to the camera on the left who is out of focus. Many of them are carrying colourful flags. There is a large brick wall behind them.

  13. Max Merrick looks on while playing for Hartlepool United

  14. William Campbell has short white hair and wears a black suit and tie with a white rose on it. He is smiling slightly at the camera.

  15. Mugshot of Clifford. He has a large round head with a thick short gingery beard and short shaved dark hair.

  16. Tallat Azad is standing in front of an industrial landscape and smiling. He is wearing a light blue shirt and tie, dark blue and suit and a royal blue lanyard. Pylons can be seen in the background and a cloudy sky.

  17. A man and women wearing blue North East Autism Society running vests jog along a path surrounded by tall grass and trees during a sunny day.

  18. Five young men in their late teens and early 20s. They all have similar haircuts, with a fringe and faded back and sides. Four of them are gesturing with their fingers. Three of them extend their thumb, index, and pinky fingers - leaving their middle and ring finger tucked down. One points with his index and middle finger whilst holding a Lucozade bottle. They are all dressed in casual clothing.

  19. The funeral procession which is being led by five men in different coloured kilts playing bagpipes. Behind them is a black hearse with a white, red and green floral tribute on top of it which spells out 'Dad'. Uniformed police officers in black suits and white hats walk alongside the vehicle. Police officers in black uniform and black hats line the street on either side with different coloured flags resting on the road in front of them. In the distance is a crowd of people on the left who are out of focus.

  20. 'Boro lacked killer instinct' - Maddison

    Middlesbrough players look dejected in their yellow kit as they exit the Carabao Cup following a loss to Crystal PalaceGetty Images

    Former Middlesbrough midfielder Neil Maddison believes Boro lacked the "killer instinct" to compete against Premier League side Crystal Palace in the Carabao Cup on Tuesday.

    Boro were knocked out of the competition following a 3-0 defeat despite enjoying 59.3% possession in the match and attempting more shots (16 to eight).

    "You can have all the possession you want, possession doesn't win you games," academy ambassador Maddison told BBC Radio Tees.

    "I thought we could have gambled a little more around their box. A couple of chances where you can get your shots off, put balls into the area, but I felt they coped with that really well.

    "We played some lovely stuff and I was really impressed at times. The difference was both 18-yard boxes. They defended theirs really well and we didn't."

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

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    Reaction: Crystal Palace 3-0 Boro

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  21. 'Massive step forward' despite cup exit - Hellberg

    Hellberg: 'A lot of positives to take' from Palace defeat

    Middlesbrough boss Kim Hellberg insisted his side took "a massive step forward" despite exiting the Carabao Cup with a 3-0 defeat by Crystal Palace on Tuesday.

    Jorgen Strand Larsen scored headers in each half before Daichi Kamada added a third as Palace advanced to the fourth round.

    Hellberg admitted his players needed to be better in certain moments but was happy with the performance and, with more players coming back from injury, believes competition for places will see the team get even better.

    "It is tough to say it was a 3-0 game," he told BBC Radio Tees. "In many ways we were quite good. When they were around our box they were better and we don't defend the first two goals as well as you need to. In general, we had a good game, we had chances to score at 1-0.

    "We were around their box a lot of times but we need to do more in those moments, be more direct, take the ball central when we had the chance but in general a lot of positive things even if the result was not what we wanted.

    "It feels tough to be down 2-0 after 55 minutes but that is also a quality thing. It should have been a more even game for a longer time.

    "I have a lot of different players and now more people are coming back and you can see the quality in the squad and how they want to work and how we play football.

    "We need to keep taking steps around the two boxes, but I think this game in terms of how we play was a massive step forward against a very strong side. There will be a lot of competition around and you need to take your chance when you play."

    The trip to Selhurst Park was Boro's fifth away game in six matches and their third over the past week. Hellberg is glad to be back home against Norwich on Saturday but is delighted with how his players have handled the schedule.

    "It has been travelling all the time and hotels and everything so it will be nice to be back at The Riverside," he said. "I am happy and pleased for the supporters and how the players have done over this week and played football. A lot of the things we have done have shown we are on a good path forward."

  22. A road in very poor condition with half of it cracked off and sliding down the hill. on the left. There are trees on the left verge, most of which are without leaves. There is an orange and white traffic cone at the side of the road.

  23. View through tall trees in the foreground with Kielder Water in the background, surrounded by a dense green forest. Beyond the far bank there are rolling hills under an overcast sky with grey clouds.

  24. Jorgen Strand Larsen celebrates with Ben Chilwell