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  1. A blue industrial warehouse building with 'Clayton Glass' in large silver lettering on its corrugated metal facade. A red brick building with white framed windows is attached to the right-hand side of the warehouse.

  2. A low, glass-fronted brick building with a wavy-edged canopy roof, hung with green and yellow bunting, sits under an overcast sky with a Victorian building visible behind it. In front stands a tall black information signs with a local map, flanked by white metal railings, while signage reading "ANIMAL AGENTS" and a red "i" information symbol are visible on the glass window.

  3. Teesside Crown Court. A large three storey building made from red brick with long narrow black windows. Four large round yellow stone columns support a pyramid shaped glass roof above the front door.

  4. A white dog with black markings is sitting with its head resting on a closed laptop computer on a desk in an office. The dog has mournful brown eyes and is wearing a red and black collar or harness.

  5. Two police officers in dark uniforms stand on a pavement outside a brick building, searching a dark bag. The officer in the foreground wears a cap with a black-and-white checked band, black gloves, body armour, a radio, and a body-worn camera, and looks down as he handles the bag with both hands. The second officer bends over beside him with his back to the camera, wearing a grey jacket and a utility belt. Behind them, a shop window holds a bouquet of white and pale-yellow hydrangeas, a red cup, and a white sign reading "RIP" followed by a partly hidden name. The edge of a bicycle with a blue saddle is visible in the bottom-left corner.

  6. Three police officers barging through a house front door

  7. Two women are sat closely together with their heads touching. One woman rests a hand against the side of the other girls face, whilst they both look down.

  8. Are Boro becoming complacent?

    Adilson Malanda looking back during Middlesbrough's game against Birmingham City on SaturdayShutterstock

    Middlesbrough fan Dana Malt fears the side may have a sense of "complacency" after they scraped a 2-2 draw with Birmingham on Saturday.

    Boro were able to capitalise on a mistake from Blues goalkeeper James Beadle to equalise in the 88th minute, but Malt's concern comes from the side's own errors to concede.

    A chaotic corner saw Riley McGree score an own goal and while Adilson Malanda may have scored his maiden goal for the club to earn them a point, he was also involved in the build-up the other end.

    "Why are we so vulnerable from crosses into our box?" Malt said. "We have to two 6"4' defenders and a 6"6' keeper - am I missing something?

    "I know height doesn't necessarily equal being good in the air but half of the goals that we've conceded this season in all competitions have come from crosses into the box.

    "It feels like there is complacency into our games at times, typified by that lax moment from Malanda in the build up to their goal."

    Listen to more reaction including interviews with Kim Hellberg and Luke Ayling below or on BBC Sounds here.

    Reaction: Birmingham 2-2 Boro

    Listen on BBC Sounds

  9. Albert Adomah appearing for Walsall in Saturday's 2-0 win at home to Port Vale

  10. The image shows a group of unidentifiable toddlers sitting around a table eating and drinking

  11. Teesside Crown Court. A large three storey building made from red brick with long narrow black windows. Four large round yellow stone columns support a pyramid shaped glass roof above the front door.

  12. Teesside Crown Court. A large three storey building made from red brick with long narrow black windows. Four large round yellow stone columns support a pyramid shaped glass roof above the front door.

  13. Birmingham City 2-2 Middlesbrough - fans' verdict

    A black banner with the words 'Your Opinions' written across in white lettering next to an image of a megaphone

    We asked for your thoughts after Saturday's Championship match after Middlesbrough came back to earn a 2-2 draw at Birmingham City.

    Here are some of your comments:

    Birmingham City fans

    Kevin: Beadle is again a liability and has again cost us points. Poor managers decision again to substitute forward players for midfielders towards the end of the game, which inevitably leads to pressure on our goal (no out-ball) and yet another late equaliser. No lessons are ever learnt.

    John: Feels like two points dropped, refereeing was horrendous, poor error from Beadle to lose the ball (but then again it shouldn't have been a free kick in the first place).

    Eleven points from the first eight games is decent going considering the tough fixture list we had, but some games so far (in particular against Wolves, Southampton and the first half an hour vs Norwich) we should have been more clinical and taken more points than we have (as well as some refereeing decision going against us like the disallowed Millar goal vs Norwich).

    Ed: Always make a big mistake to put the team under pressure.

    Middlesbrough's Adilson Malanda and team-mates celebrate his goal amongst dejected Birmingham City players during their Championship match on SaturdayShutterstock

    Middlesbrough fans

    Ken: A point away is a good point. We have to stop putting ourselves under pressure. We need to play the full 90 minutes.

    Raymond: Picking the wrong players is becoming a habit.

    Malcolm: Boro's manager has worked wonders and built up a great squad, but if I have a slight criticism it is that mainly players should play in their recognised positions. Malanda should be selected as a centre-back with Ayling used sparingly these days.

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  15. Millie, 13, is sitting at home on a tan couch with a dark green wall behind her, she has blonde hair in a middle parting and is smiling. She is wearing a light blue hoodie. The wall behind Millie is painted a dark forest green.

  16. Cozier-Duberry shines again for Boro

    Sam Fletcher
    BBC Final Score reporter

    Amario Cozier-Duberry, wearing a red Middlesbrough home shirt, challenges with Alex Cochrane, who is wearing Birmingham City's blue home shirtPA Media

    It was another star performance for Middlesborough's 21-year-old Brighton loanee Amario Cozier-Duberry against Birmingham.

    You won't see his name on the scoresheet this time, after scoring in both of the previous two games, but he was a creative engine on the right, contributing yet again.

    An "assist" doesn't credit him enough for the long, stylish run he put in for the first goal.

    He showed great skill and determination skipping past multiple defenders to create an opportunity in the middle of the box for Max Arfsten.

    Middlesborough might have missed the chance to go top of the league - as they were at half-time - and there is perhaps some work to do defensively.

    However, there was an awful lot of quality on show as they rescued a point.

    And again Cozier-Duberry stood out, made even more impressive after playing 232 minutes in just the past week.

  17. Janine Hipkins and Peter Allison, each holding a white ferret. Behind them is a banner with a picture of a white ferret and the name of the show.

  18. Evie is smiling and holding a red phone. She is a young girl with long thick dark hair

  19. Pope Leo XIV. He is clean-shaven, senior, and has short, grey hair underneath a white skullcap. He is wearing white robes and there is a necklace of some kind hanging from his neck, but he covers the pendant at the bottom with his hand. He raises his other hand in the air.

  20. We were poor in the second half - Hellberg

    Middlesbrough boss Kim Hellberg spoke to BBC Radio Tees after seeing his side score a late leveller in a thrilling 2-2 draw against Birmingham City at St Andrew's.

    For a written selection of his quotes, click here.

    Hellberg concerned by Boro defending

  21. A street in Newcastle where black food waste caddies have been placed on the kerbside ready for collection. A white bin lorry is approaching along the road and a refuse collector, wearing yellow hi-viz shorts, is waiting on the pavement, to the left, to tip the caddy contents into the back of the truck. Houses flank the road on both sides.

  22. Darlington players Sam Hetherington and Ben Hedley embrace

  23. A headshot of Lee Clark

  24. Close up on Dunstanburgh Castle on coast in Craster, Northumberland. In the foreground are the tops of trees with their green leaves. Above the tree is the castle ruins which is ancient looking and weathered. Much of the top half of the castle is destroyed.