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  1. 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.

  2. 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.

  3. 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.

  4. 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".

  5. 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.

  6. 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'.

  7. 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.

  8. Will Lankshear after scoring for Middlesbrough against Millwall

  9. 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.

  10. 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.

  11. 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.

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

  13. 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.

  14. 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.

  15. 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.

  16. '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.

  17. Mugshot of Heighton. He has faint stubble and grey hair down to his ears.

  18. Two apprentices standing inside a warehouse, smiling at someone to the right of the camera. The man on the left is wearing a yellow hard hat, a black polo shirt and a yellow hi-vis vest. The woman on the right is wearing a white hard hat and an orange hi-vis jacket.

  19. Pick of the stats: Middlesbrough v Millwall

    Middlesbrough and Millwall's club crestsOpta

    Middlesbrough host Millwall at The Riverside Stadium on Tuesday (19:45 BST) in a game between two sides that made it into last season's play-offs.

    Boro are coming off the back of a thrilling 4-3 victory against Norwich while Millwall lost at Blackburn on Saturday.

    • After their 2-1 defeat in April, Middlesbrough could lose back-to-back league games against Millwall for the first time since February 2013.

    • Millwall are looking to enjoy back-to-back league wins away to the Middlesbrough for only the second time in their history, after achieving the feat in April 2014.

    • Middlesbrough have only won one of their last six midweek (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday) home games in the Championship (D2 L3), although that was their most recent, beating Sheffield Wednesday 1-0 in April.

    • Millwall have won both of their last two league games played on a Tuesday, last winning three in a row on this day of the week in January 2019 (run of 5).

    • Millwall's Alex Neil has only lost one of his seven managerial games away to Middlesbrough in the Championship (W3 D3), a 0-2 defeat with Preston in March 2021.

  20. A small white sign, reading Brotton in black capital letter, is stuck on a low brick and concrete plinth. It sits on a piece of grass two green bushes separated by a youngish, thin tree. The sky is bright blue and a row of fairly modern two-storey red brick semi-detached houses sits in the background, with just their roofs and top floors visible. To the left is a wide double gate with horizontal grey metal bars. It is a standard farm gate design and a green field stands behind it. It the far distance are rolling hills and a sprawling larger urban area.

  21. Middlesbrough 4-3 Norwich - the fans' verdict

    A black banner with the words 'Your Opinions' written across in white lettering next to an image of a megaphone
    Tommy Conway, wearing Middlesbrough's red home kit, pumps his fist as he runs and celebrates a goal against Norwich CityGetty Images

    We asked for your thoughts after Middlesbrough's 4-3 win over Norwich City in a seven-goal thriller on Saturday.

    Here are some of your comments:

    Middlesbrough fans

    Noel: Winning is important - but playing for the badge and the club with heart and until the last minute is number one for Boro fans and this team under Kim Hellberg are doing it. Credit to Middlesbrough FC from the top down and back up. UTB.

    Chris: Very exciting game with both sides full of talent. Cozier-Duberry fantastic. Worrisome defence for Boro at times

    David: Boro are unable to defend. We are going to need to score three or four goals every match to compensate.

    Neil: Massive psychological win, great determination to never give up and grab an injury time winner.

    NDB Boro: That was a hard watch as a Boro fan, I thought we were in control but I have to say Norwich were excellent too going forward and looked threatening every time. Phillips did well when he came on and to score the winner put the cherry on the cake! Well done Boro and Norwich, a great watch for the neutral but not much fun at times as a Boro fan!

    Norwich players, wearing their yellow shirt, celebrate a goal against MiddlesbroughPA Media

    Norwich fans

    Big Vince: Same old Norwich. Can't defend. To score three goals away and come back home empty handed is nothing short of criminal. I thought last season Clement had a better balance between attacking and defending, but this season he has gone gung-ho which has led to 4 defeats already. Not good enough. Need to defend the box a lot better.

    Duncan: Same old.

    Paul: Playing out from the back has always cost Norwich along with next to no marking in the penalty area. But this particular back four just can't gel and promotion will never be possible while we play like amateurs defending.

    Fred: Don't mind losing games 4-3. This is what football is all about. I'd take it over a 0-0 every time, even on the losing side.

    William: Pre-season optimism of Norwich doing well is fading fast. Four defeats now in seven league matches and yet to keep a clean sheet. Hope Man City rest Haaland this coming Thursday.

  22. A close up of two large brown and white cows nibbling grass

  23. A red-brick bridge goes over the grey gravel walkway. There is someone in a blue jumper walking towards the bridge. It has a wide, shallow arch with thick sides. There is tall grass on either side of the pathway below, and thin, leafy trees.

  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.