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  1. People, seen from behind, walk into County Hall. It is a large eight-storey concrete building with lots of windows and the Durham Council logo on the entrance wall.

  2. Matthias Jaissle looks perturbed

  3. 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.

  4. 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.

  5. A road in Blakelaw with a black sheltered bus stop on the pavement on the right. There is a single carriageway road to the right with faded yellow letters on the road which used to spell out BUS STOP. Behind the bus stop on the right there are three beige high rise buildings and on the left there is some grass. The sky is covered in white and grey clouds.

  6. A wide shop front showing several counters and rails of clothing sits in an indoor market. The large dark red sign reads 'Marks and Spencer Ltd Original Penny Bazaar' with gold lettering. Lamps hang down from the sign and above there are the old ventilation grates and windows. The shop is quiet, with no customers or workers behind the counter.

  7. 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.

  8. Whitburn Windmill which is a stone, circular tower building with two windows and a a door on top of each other. It's domed green top has four white wooden sails attached on the left side. It sits on top of a grassy bank with a path leading up to it. There are houses behind the hill with only the roofs visible.

  9. Gateshead sign Orient goalkeeper Phillips on loan

    Noah Phillips in action for Leyton Orient in a League One matchShutterstock

    Noah Phillips has kept three clean sheets in six appearances for Leyton Orient this season

    National League strugglers Gateshead have signed Leyton Orient goalkeeper Noah Phillips on a three-month loan deal.

    The 21-year-old has made six appearances for the O's this season but boss Richie Wellens said last week that he would be willing to loan him out to gain more experience.

    Lee Cattermole's side, who play away at Kidderminster on Wednesday, have taken four points from their opening six league matches.

  10. Mugshot of Ali Abodabos. He has a black beard under his chin and moustache, with messy thick black hair.

  11. Kate Mitchell has blonde hair and is smiling at the camera. There are people sitting behind her but they are out of focus.

  12. Cody Hunter in action for York Knights

  13. Mugshot of Paul Williams. He has faint stubble around his mouth and short thick dark hair with grey streaks. He also appears to have a bruise around his left eye.

  14. Kevin who is a large, grey and white fluffy rabbit with floppy ears. He is in a hutch with hay and grass on the ground and another brown fluffy rabbit on the left. While the brown rabbit is sitting in the hutch, Kevin is on his hind legs with his front leg resting on the side of the enclosure. Kevin is looking up towards the camera which is above him.

  15. 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.

  16. Hazlewood Primary School. There is a span of grass, then a concrete playground with a bike rack and picnic tables in front of the school buildings themselves. Two large buildings are visible. One, which appears to be older, is a single-storey building with a slanted roof. The other is a modern two-storey building with rows of glass windows on every side and a flat roof. Parents wait outside for their children to finish school.

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

  18. A white-clawed crayfish rests on pebbles in a fish tank. The crayfish is a pale beige colour and sits side on in front of a dark rock.

  19. Muddy debris coats Askew Road in Gateshead following a flood, completely covering the surface. There is a large green tractor, with red wheels and a large digger bucket on the front, which is assisting in clearing up the mess. Large trees in full leaf line either side of the road and a blue road sign on the left shows a small red arrow pointing up and a larger white arrow pointing down, denoting traffic coming towards the photographer has right of way.

  20. A large blue circular plaque on a slanted rock face. There is a woman with short, grey hair placing a poppy wreath down to rest on the bottom of the rock, there is a second one next to it. She is wearing a red poppy on her dark blue jacket. The legs of a crowd of people surrounding the plaque are visible, all standing on a patch of grass. The base of a black microphone stand is to the left.

  21. A man with a flowing mullet and beart wearing a novelty baked beans tank top and Great North Run medal, holding two stacked beer cans while speaking into a red BBC News microphone in front of a large white event tent.

  22. The backs of hundreds of runners running across the Tyne Bridge which is partially covered by scaffolding on the left. Spectators stand on the right, many holding up colourful signs and looking to the runners on the left.

  23. Close-up of Andy Burnham in a pink running shirt and medal being interviewed outdoors, with a BBC News microphone visible in the foreground on a sunny day.

  24. Keith Derby and Ray Bellingham are pictured wearing their campaign t-shirts which read "Save Our Homes". They are standing on a street, in front of boarded up homes. They are both smiling. Keith has glasses and balding grey hair, while Ray has longer sandy-coloured hair.