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    1. A large beech tree on the edge of a residential estate. It is far taller than the surrounding hedges and smaller trees. It is more than double the height of the nearby bungalows.

    • Dog walkers at sunrise on Tynemouth beach in the North East of England. There are two people and a dog running between them. Beyond them the sky is yellow and blue and the clouds bright orange.

    • Crowds of runners, wearing colourful tops, run across the Tyne Bridge. A set of planes (Red Arrows) can been in the blue sky, leaving a trail of white, red and blue markings in the sky.

    • An adult and juvenile roseate tern are facing each other on a flat sand beach. The adult has a black head, a white body, pale grey wings and a streak of black in its tail. The smaller juvenile, on the right, has a mixture of striking black and white patterns on its pale grey wings and tail. It has a black head and feet and a white breast.

    • Passengers sitting on a train, including a brown dog looking over a seat with its tongue out. A woman in the foreground, whose long blonde hair is in a ponytail, reads a book by the window.

    • 'This win showed every side of us' - Hellberg

      Hellberg: 'Proud' of Boro's performance at QPR

      Middlesbrough head coach Kim Hellberg spoke to BBC Radio Tees after Boro's narrow win away to Queens Park Rangers, their first victory on the road since March.

      For a written selection of his quotes, click here.

    • A white football with black panels on grass, with a goal net in the background

    • Adilson Malanda of Middlesbrough (left) watches as Rumarn Burrell (right) tries to go past him with the ball close to his banadaged right hand

    • Claire Park, who is in a wheelchair and wearing a floral dress, is next to her husband, Matthew. Together, they are holding silver metal scissors and are getting ready to cut a red ribbon, which is at the entrance of the new wooden playground. In the background is one of wooden fences, and a large shed.

    • Rachel Peacock is wearing a black top and sat next to a Cadbury's giant selection box. It is decorated with Father Christmas, elves and reindeer as well as chocolate bars. Behind the box there is a vase of yellow flowers.

    • Lawrie Warke and Darren Clark stand in front of a number of bikes in the back of a van. They are both smiling and have short brown hair and facial hair.

    • Three tawny owlets sit on a branch. They have beige speckled feathers and sit burrowed in their feathers with their eyes closed. The sky is bright blue and stands out behind the owls.

    • Chief Constable Victoria Fuller speaking to the BBC

    • A quadbike can be seen driving on its back two wheels in a field in Middlesborough

    • The white horse-drawn hearse carrying Jakub Matusiak's coffin arrives at St John's Church, Middlesbrough. Plumes of orange feathers can be seen as a crowd of people look on.

    • Two young men wearing balaclavas sit on a red quad bike

    • Several people walk down a sandy path leading to the beach at Crimdon. They hold large blue sacks and litter pickers. Some are dressed in waterproof jackets and carry rucksacks.

    • Hartlepool sign Baggies teenager Deeming on loan

      Cole Deeming clapping Truro City fans at the end of a National League matchShutterstock

      Cole Deeming scored once in four appearances on loan for Truro last season

      Hartlepool United have completed the loan signing of teenage midfielder Cole Deeming from West Bromwich Albion.

      Deeming, 19, will be on loan at Pools until 2 January, 2027 and is available for the home match against Woking on Saturday (15:00 BST).

      He has played once for his parent club and spent last season on loan with Truro City in the National League and then Cheltenham Town in League Two.

      "We're delighted to sign Cole," said Hartlepool head coach Lee Clark.

      "He's someone we've had an eye on for a while, and we've seen how well he did at Cheltenham.

      "He's also gained experience in this league with Truro, and the staff at West Brom speak really highly of him."

    • Malanda's best position is centre-back - Hellberg

      Adilson Malanda, wearing Middlesbrough's white away shirt, in action at BurnleyGetty Images

      Middlesbrough head coach Kim Hellberg has said he believes Adilson Malanda's strongest position is centre-back.

      The 24-year-old usually plays in the backline but has been utilised in a defensive midfield role on occasion, including in Boro's 1-1 draw at Burnley on Wednesday.

      Speaking before Middlesbrough's trip to QPR on Saturday - the second of three away games for the team in six days - Hellberg said Malanda "is the centre-back and that's where I see him".

      He told BBC Radio Tees: "But then of course, you need to put the best team on the pitch and I think Malanda has been absolutely brilliant.

      "Some of our best games are when he plays as a six stepping up. I think his first half [at Burnley] was absolutely brilliant."

      Hellberg described the Frenchman, who arrived at Boro from MLS side Charlotte FC in August 2025, as a "unique player".

      He added: "In general I think his best position is centre-back, but sometimes you have to put what's best for the team and he's very versatile and can do a lot of things.

      "He's an unbelievable footballer that should get a lot of praise from everyone for what he's doing and how he puts his team first, because whatever I tell him, if I told him to be goalkeeper tomorrow, he would do it."

      Hellberg confirmed midfielder Myles Peart-Harris is fit to travel to Loftus Road after missing the Burnley game with a calf issue, but said the match will come too soon for injured winger Jeremy Sarmiento.

      Listen to Kim Hellberg's full pre-match press conference below or on BBC Sounds.

    • Police vans of varying size are lined up in a row, leading up to the site of the wreckage, all with reflective liveries. To one side, two police officers rest holding paper cups, with one sitting on the central reservation metal crash barrier which separates the two sides of the road.

    • A stock image of a blue and white police tape saying: Police line, do not cross. The background of the image is blurred.

    • Morgan Whittaker playing for Middlesbrough this season

    • Mugshot of Savage. He has faint stubble and short thick dark curly hair. He also has a tattoo over his right eye.

    • Rumarn Burrell, wearing QPR's blue and white hooped home shirt, celebrates with his hand in the air (left). Steve Evans, wearing a black Bristol Rovers jacket, points his finger and shouts to celebrate (right)