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  1. Bar manager Sean Rowbottom, events coordinator and licensee Lisa Moody and cellarman Tony Hill inside the Billingham Catholic Club. They are pictured behind the bar, and behind them are lots of framed CAMRA awards.

  3. A blue and white Reform UK rosette is pinned to a dark blue suit with a light blue tie.

  4. Delano Burgzorg standing on the pitch with his arms by his side during a match for Middlesbrough

  5. A grainy mugshot of Reginald Wilson at the time of the crime. He has short shaven brown hair and some small facial tattoos on the forehead. He is wearing a grey jumper and looking serious down the camera.

  6. A road leading to the entrance of Hartlepool Hospital. There are two blue signs and on one of them it says there is no A&E. The hospital s in the background and is spread across two or three buildings.

  7. A young girl is dressed in a yellow cardigan and is running under a maypole with brightly coloured bunting. Stalls can be seen in the background with people perusing them.

  8. Pick of the stats: Middlesbrough v Norwich City

    Middlesbrough v Norwich City club badgesOpta

    Middlesbrough will look to keep their promotion bid on track when they welcome much-improved Norwich City on Saturday (kick-off 15:00 GMT).

    Boro - who are second and five points clear of Ipswich in third - have bounced back from a four-game winless run with four straight victories for the second time under Kim Hellberg, having also won his first four games in charge.

    The Canaries are now 18th and four points clear of the drop zone after three straight wins and have picked up 24 points in 14 games under Philippe Clement, compared to just nine in the 15 matches before he took over as boss.

    • Middlesbrough are unbeaten in their past eight league meetings with Norwich (W5 D3), after losing five straight against them prior to this current run (between September 2017 and November 2020).

    • Norwich's most recent Championship away win against Middlesbrough in 2021-22, under Daniel Farke (1-0). Since then, the Canaries are winless in three away trips to face Boro (D1 L2), conceding eight goals and only scoring twice.

    • Middlesbrough are looking to win five consecutive Championship matches for the first time since October 2023, in what was a six-game streak under Michael Carrick.

    • Middlesbrough's Morgan Whittaker has been directly involved in 10 goals in 12 Championship appearances under Kim Hellberg (7 goals, 3 assists); more than any other player in the division since Hellberg took charge last November.

    • Anis Ben Slimane has scored in each of his past three Championship appearances for Norwich, and now has more goals in five league games this term (3) than he managed in 33 outings for the Canaries last season (2).

  9. A two-storey sandstone building, the home of Middlesbrough Council, dating from the 1880s. It has a pitched slate roof, turrets, high arched windows and engravings between storeys.

  10. Community meeting attended by Jonathan Brash, Hartlepool Councillors Melanie Morley and Moss Boddy and Stockton North MP Chris McDonald. All four of these are pictured wearing dark black/grey suits. They are sat at a long table in front of an audience. A few members of the audience are in the image, but only the backs of their heads are visible.

  12. Transfer deadline day Middlesbrough graphic

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    A runner wearing a navy waterproof jacket, black trousers and orange trainers is travelling along the Pennine Way. There is a dry stone wall behind them and to the left of the runner is a stream of water.

  14. Sally Rodgers and her musical partner Steve Jones are lit by a projector showing distorted bright image. Sally is wearing a purple top and Steve is wearing a green shirt.

  15. Hartlepool sign forward Sinclair from York on loan

    Hartlepool United have signed forward Tyrese Sinclair from fellow National League side York City on loan for the rest of the season.

    The 24-year-old joined York from Rochdale in 2024 and has made 60 appearances in all competitions for the club.

    He has spent time on loan with Solihull Moors on loan this term, turning out 10 times for the club and scoring three goals.

    "We would all like to wish Ty the very best of luck whilst at Hartlepool," York City said in a statement.

  16. Two road signs. The first is red and reads 'Road closed ahead' while the one behind it is yellow with a black arrow pointing up and says 'diversion'. There are orange and white cones down the central reservation of the road and a queue of cars on the right of them.

  17. A head-and-shoulders picture of Superintendent Alan O'Donoghue, district commander for Stockton, from Cleveland Police. He has light brown hair combed to one side, with short-shaven sides. He has blue eyes and a stubble. He is wearing a white uniform shirt and black tie and he is smiling at the camera. The background is blurred but he is standing in front of railings with green trees in the background.

  18. Stanley Civic Hall. It is a large two-storey red brick building with a set of white automatic doors. There is a canopy above the doors, and above this are large words on the side of the building that say Civic Hall. There are also two flag poles at the top of the building.

  19. Nouble takes on coaching role at Gateshead

    Frank Nouble in action for Gateshead at Yeovil earlier this seasonShutterstock

    Gateshead were the 21st club of Frank Nouble's playing career

    Gateshead forward Frank Nouble has joined the National League club's first-team coaching staff after having his playing contract cancelled by mutual consent.

    The 34-year-old joined The Heed from Yeovil Town in March 2025, scoring three goals in 35 appearances in all competitions.

    Nouble, whose career includes spells with West Ham United and Ipswich Town, has signed to play for Spennymoor Town in National League North alongside his new coaching duties at Gateshead.

  20. Sarmiento 'fits the bill' for Boro - Maddison

    Maddison: Sarmiento is 'another good signing'

    Neil Maddison has given his verdict on new Boro signing Jeremy Sarmiento believing the Brighton loanee "fits the bill" as the Teesside club chase promotion.

    Former Middlesbrough midfielder Maddison believes that the Ecuador international will improve under boss Kim Hellberg after joining on Tuesday, despite limited game time during a loan spell at Cremonese.

    The 23-year-old only made seven appearances while on loan at the Serie A side, all coming from the bench.

    "I'm sure [Hellberg] will get a tune out of him," Maddison told BBC Radio Tees.

    "He's got a little bit about him in terms of his pace, technically he's very good so I think he fits the bill for the way we play.

    "It's another good addition, it gives you another option and I'm just hopeful that he can start firing, and grow under Kim Hellberg."

    Listen to Maddison's full thoughts and more Middlesbrough content on BBC Sounds.

  21. About a dozen people are swimming in the six-lane outdoor pool. They are wearing swimsuits and caps in varying colours. There is blue bunting above them and a lifeguard on either side of the pool. Ahead, more people are under a veranda and watching the swimmers.

  22. Joy Allen staring into the camera with her hands resting on a surface in front of her. She's got shoulder-length blonde hair and is wearing bright red lipstick. She's wearing a dark jacket that some people would say is blue and others green, with a matching skirt. She's standing in what looks like a police station. There are computers behind.

  23. A black lurcher dog with a white chest looks to the camera, a rope lead around her neck. Her muzzle is blurred in the image because of her injuries.

  24. A lorry which is being driven on the B6276. The road is covered in snow and there are many vehicles which look like they have been abandoned.

  25. Hartlepool re-sign midfielder Holohan

    Gavan Holohan in action for CrawleyShutterstock

    Gavan Holohan made 35 league appearances for Crawley Town

    Hartlepool United have re-signed midfielder Gavan Holohan on a deal until the end of the season.

    The 34-year-old ended his contract with League Two strugglers Crawley Town to return to the Teesside outfit.

    He could feature in Saturday's National League game at home to Aldershot.

    Boss Nicky Featherstone told the club website: "He was a real crowd favourite here, and I know the fans will be delighted to welcome him back."