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  1. Kim Hellberg puffs out his cheeks after Middlesbrough's draw with Cardiff

  2. Durham County Councillors discussing a motion in the council chamber. One councillor is standing up, while more than a dozen others are seated in rows, behind a bank of white desks.

  3. A young man aged around 20, with short dark hair and thick eyebrows. He is looking directly into the camera in what appears to be a passport photo.

  4. Carla looks at the camera. She has brown eyes and thick long dark hair. She is wearing red liptstick and there is a wooden wall behind her.

  5. Steve Knight, sitting in the guest chair in BBC Radio Tees studio. There is a purple BBC-branded microphone in front of him, and an industrial landscape behind. He has dark hair and a goatee, with an elaborate moustache, styled into two angular points . He wears a grey hoodie with a black overshirt.

  6. A rare flower pictured in Upper Teesdale. A cluster of small purple flowers grow out of a single stem. There are two plants side by side in a patch of grass.

  7. Pick of the stats: Bolton Wanderers v Middlesbrough

    The Bolton Wanderers and Middlesbrough club crests side by side

    Bolton and Middlesbrough meet for the first time in seven years on Friday night (20:00 BST).

    Boro come into the game on a 10-match unbeaten run while Bolton recovered from losing at home to 10-man Stoke by winning at Wolves and becoming the first side to deny Southampton at home with a 0-0 draw at St Mary's last weekend.

    • Bolton have lost their past four home league games against Middlesbrough, twice as many defeats as across their prior 27 meetings combined between September 1951 and January 2014.

    • Middlesbrough have won each of their past eight league games against Bolton Wanderers; it is their longest winning run against a side in their Football League history.

    • Bolton have lost just one of their past five league games (W3 D1), picking up as many points (10) as in their previous 12 league matches (W2 D4 L6).

    • Middlesbrough have struck 22 goals across their opening 11 Championship matches this season, their most at this stage of a campaign since 1986-87 in the third tier and their most in the second tier since 1963-64 (27).

    • Middlesbrough lead the Championship this season for build-up attacks (48) and passes per sequence (4.2), while only Cardiff City (9.8) have a lower PPDA value than their 9.9.

  8. A young woman with brown hair and long, dangling earrings, smiles at the camera

  9. Schoolchildren dancing in costume at Middlesbrough's popular Orange Pip Market. They have yellow masks attached to their heads and their arms are outstretched. They are wearing jeans and blue trousers with green and yellow material wrapped around their waists. They have black stripes across their noses.

  10. A close-up of Kirsten Coutts with her arm around her son, Sam. She has long black hair and he has short brown hair, both have the same coloured hazel eyes. They are smiling at the camera.

  11. Ben Sutcliffe is mid-laugh as he looks just beyond the camera. He has short black hair and thick dark eyebrows. There is a white, blue and yellow police van behind him and he is wearing a dark uniform.

  12. Old mugshot of William Dunlop, who has reddish hair and moustache.

  13. The long, grey concrete building is six storeys tall and has blue blocks on the top. There is a fire engine parked out front in the car park which is also dotted with cars. A smaller building on the right of the frame has a "Welcome to University Hospital of North Tees" sign.

  14. Daniel Ambler, a 23-year-old man with short dark hair, wearing spectacles and a grey hoodie. He is standing in what looks like a living room. There is pink and grey wallpaper on the wall behind him.

  15. A close-up of Kirsten Coutts with her arm around her son, Sam. She has long black hair and he has short brown hair, both have the same coloured hazel eyes. They are smiling at the camera.

  16. Janet Dickinson with some of her pupils. They are dressed in black t-shirts and have their arms in the air. Janet is lying on the floor at the front.

  17. Four people standing next to each other infront of a bakery counter. On the left is a young man with a beard and glasses, wearing a green cap, to his right is a young woman with brown hair, to her right in a young man wearing a green cap. These three people are wearing forest green t-shirts which say 'The Glowsticks Project', they are also wearing green lanyards. On the far right is a woman with long brown hair. she is wearing a cream spotty top and a light green cardigan and glasses.

  18. Thermal imaging camera shows police arresting suspects around a Mini Cooper.

  19. A close-up of Kirsten Coutts with her arm around her son, Sam. She has long black hair and he has short brown hair, both have the same coloured hazel eyes. They are smiling at the camera.

  20. Carla looks at the camera. She has brown eyes and thick long dark hair. She is wearing red liptstick and there is a wooden wall behind her.

  21. A stock image of the back of young pupils in red shirts raise their hands. A teacher is sitting at the front of the classroom with her hand raised. She has blonde hair and is slightly out of focus. She is sitting in front of a large board which has an image projected on it. The classroom walls are colourful and covered in the pupils' work

  22. Tommy Conway with his head slightly down and the ball at his feet playing on a sunny day for Middlesbrough

  23. Middlesbrough 2-2 Cardiff City - fans' verdicts

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

    We asked for Boro fans' thoughts after Middlesbrough came from 2-0 down to draw 2-2 at home to Cardiff at The Riverside.

    Boss Kim Hellberg rested leading scorer Will Lankshear and Seb Berhalter before introducing both at half-time with the hosts trailing 2-0 - but despite fighting back to claim a point, Boro missed the chance to go top of the table.

    Here are some of your comments:

    Nick: All down to KH, why did he go for Joseph and Ayling to start? If it's not broke, don't fix it!

    Richie: I am enjoying the belief the attackers have and, let's face it, they have saved or gained points in four games in the dying minutes. Boro will not be top two if they don't start learning lessons and showing progress. A very poor manager's decision has cost Boro points at home. Why rest the league's best striker 10 games in? Malanda Is NOT a midfielder. Third, why continue playing out from the back when midfield lose the ball cheaply? Fourth question is why have a defence if they are not chasing back and putting in a tackle.

    Mo: Why did Kim change a winning team? He obviously underestimated Cardiff by giving Will a match off!! Malanda is better in the back four and not in midfield. Sorry Kim but this was your fault!

    Malcolm: Manager Kim has worked wonders to get Boro competing this season but too much fiddling with selection cost us two points today. Playing a centre back in midfield and not starting the leading striker in our league were mistakes. I should also like to mention that Brynn should start in goal. The new signing is certainly not a improvement on Sol.

    Jamie: Malanda is one of the best centre backs in the division - he needs to play there and not in midfield. I love Ayling, but he shouldn't be in the starting XI. Rest Lankshear by all means, but let him give us a lead first, then sub him. That said, this could be a very handy point come the end of the season - Cardiff are far better than their league position would suggest.