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  1. A room badly damaged by fire has ash and rubble strewn across the floor. A fireplace and desk on the far wall seem mostly undamaged. The walls are blackened with ash.

  3. Looking up at Carlisle Cathedral's east window with the sun shining through, lighting up the array of colours. The decorated blue and gold starred ceiling can also be seen at the top of the picture.

  4. Kendal's historic town hall, with a clock tower, situated on the streets in the centre of the town and surrounded by busy roads and shops.

  5. Mayor David Farrar wears a gold chain of office on top of a white jumper and beige trousers while digging a hole in the ground using a spade. He is surrounded by tree saplings protected in plastic tubes on a patch of green land in Siddick. A large blue industrial unit and some wind turbines are in the distance.

  6. Hemlock water dropwort roots, also known as "dead man's fingers". It is a brown/cream-coloured plant attached by a brown root. It looks similar to a parsnip vegetable.

  7. A four-legged, yellow and black robot with Boston Dynamics written on its side. It has a large, extendable arm at the front which holds a yellow swabbing tool.

  8. Kendal's historic town hall, with a clock tower, situated on the streets in the centre of the town and surrounded by busy roads and shops.

  9. Marianne Birkby is taking a selfie in front of the orange water at Whitehaven Harbour. The harbour has a wooden pontoon, and two boats docked. Birkby has mid-length grey hair and is wearing an orange jacket.

  10. A woman with short dark hair looks at the camera, while the second image of this composite picture, a man with spectacles, wearing a red hoody under a blue gilet, looks at the camera

  11. Coral Perkins-Bell and Alexa. Coral wears a black and white patterned cardigan and a black lace top. She has curly brown hair and glasses. Alexa has black hair with silver rimmed glasses and wears a black hoodie.

  12. A mouldy damp wall under a windowsill. There are large patches of black mould and part of the wall is in poor condition.

  13. Brandlehow Cottage in the Lake District. The white-rendered cottage stands to the left at the end of a short gravel track. A wooden garage is to the right.

  14. A bride and groom stand close together outside a modern building entrance, smiling at the camera. They hold a large, decorative bouquet filled with greenery, white and red flowers, and long feathers.

  15. Russell Curwen is standing on a drive with an unnamed woman. He is wearing fluorescent emergency service clothing which has reflective stripes and there is a blood service motorbike in fluorescent yellow in front of him.

  16. Richard Nankivell stands in front of a white screen. He has white grey hair and blue eyes. He is wearing a white shirt and a black jumper.

  17. Dunlin bird stands in green grass. It has brown and white speckled feathers and has a long dark brown beak. Its underbelly has darker feathers.

  18. A white-faced darter dragonfly sits on a green stem of a plant on a peatland bog. The dragon fly has a red and black body and head. Its wings are translucent.

  19. Mugshot of Francis Ventre, who has dark glasses and short white hair.

  20. The front of a solicitors office. There is a big glass window with some advertising panels hung in it. There is a blue sign above the whole shop frontage which says 'Butterworths Solicitors.' The door is glass with a blue trim. In the centre of the door is a white piece of paper stuck to it with writing on it.

  21. The front of a shop with various illuminated signs in the window. Two men wearing brown jackets and blue jeans, and a boy in shorts and a black coat are walking into the open double doors. There is a sign outside advertising Gelato ice cream.

  22. Mark Craster-Chambers is walking out of court, but is looking at the camera. He has short grey hair and a perplexed look on his face. He is wearing a green body-warmer, a red checked shirt and a purple tie.

  23. An empty classroom with beige single desks and a window in the corner of the room with blinds.

  24. The mountain ringlet butterfly which is small and brown with orange spots towards the base of its wings. There are four spots on each of the outer wings and three on each of the inner ones. A smaller black dot sits in each of the orange circles.

  25. A black and white photograph of a large group of older men, all wearing headgear of one sort or another, outside the Park End Shelter. The man in the centre holds a sign which dates the picture as 1938. The shelter is a single-storey building with a very tall roof which overhangs in the front to provide a covered area.