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  1. Sunderland defender Kevin Danso is sent off against Bournemouth

  2. White clouds cover a bright blue sky almost in streaks, reaching over the horizon. There is a grassy bank in the foreground, looking out to the sea, with the shape of a long vessel visible on the horizon on the left hand side of the frame.

  3. A section of brick wall painted with black, red and white lettering which reads 'Music City Sunderland'. In the background there is a red brick building with grey archways over large glass doors.

  4. A row of old stone buildings and houses face into a village square with a central grass area. The nearest building is a pub, which painted white and has a sign reading "Washington Arms" on the front. Outside are wooden picnic tables with furled sun umbrellas, one pink and one yellow. Colourful bunting is strung up from lamppost to lamppost.

  5. [From left to right] Toby Hughes with short dark hear, wearing spectacles, a dark suit, light shirt and tie; a middle-aged woman with fair hair, wearing a light grey coat and colourful scarf; an elderly woman with grey hair wearing a dark jacket and a blue and white scarf; a young woman with dark hair wearing a pink and red striped jumper under a grey and white checked coat; a young man with dark hair, wearing a dark suit jacket; a young woman with long brown hair, wearing a grey jacket; and an elderly man with grey hair and spectacles, wearing a grey checked coat, white shirt and red tie. The group is split on either side of a pillar, with a silver plaque underneath the wording "Nexus" above a floral display.

  6. A red triangular roadworks sign on the side of a road. In the background there are further roadworks signs, including one indicating temporary traffic lights, and orange coloured traffic cones suggesting extensive roadworks are taking place.

  7. About a dozen people, all wearing orange high-visibility clothing and white hard hats work on a section of railway, replacing the tracks. There are a number of yellow heavy plant vehicles at the site, including one hoisting the tracks.

  8. A carer in a blue apron gently holds the arm of an older lady leaning on a wooden cane and wearing a grey cardigan.

  9. Sunderland's main railway station. The front entrance - with a sign reading "Welcome to Sunderland Station" - has a glass frontage with high-rising windows. On one side are the automatic doors to enter, but on the other side, there is a vacant retail unit. The windows have been covered in stickers - "To Let" - with stock photos of shops, eateries, and coffee cups.

  10. Newcastle Crown Court. An imposing building made from smooth red stone with massive black windows and tall columns along its frontage.

  11. Bishop Auckland Town Hall, a Gothic Revival Style building. There are three large concrete balls on the ground outside. The building is reflected in a puddle outside and the sky is grey. There is a church to the right of the Town Hall and red-brick houses on the left.

  12. The team who recovered the cauldron out of the water smiling as they stand behind the object, which is wrapped in a green net and placed on a platform with rails. They are eight middle-aged men and a woman, wearing black trousers and tops and boots. Archaeologist Garry Bankhead is smiling, second from left to right. He has short grey hair.

  13. A professional photo of Tom A. Smith who is looking into the camera with a serious look on his face. His lips are slightly parted. He has brown, short messy hair and his head is slightly bowed. He is wearing a white t-shirt underneath a white striped jacket. He is in front of a white creased sheet.

  14. A picture of the land where the new padel board complex will be built at Peel Retail Park in Washington.

  15. Luke Thompson is topless and has light brown hair. He is looking at the camera and has a large chest tattoo which depicts the Sunderland AFC logo and the Torreense logo. In between the two logos there is writing.

  16. Andrew Robson in a car smiling. He has short, black hair and a beard and is pictured wearing an orange top.

  17. A Torreense team photo ahead of their match against Lillestrom

  18. Stu Campbell and Jack smile as they hold Trimdon Under-8s' new T-shirts which feature Jack's Stoma Journey. The shirts are red with black stripes and also bear the team's crest. Campbell is wearing black shorts and hoodie and has short grey hair. Jack is wearing blue football shorts and knee-high socks with a black hoodie. He has dark blonde hair with a fringe.

  19. Mugshot of Coyles. He appears to he be shirtless and is clean shaven with short dark hair shaved at the sides. He has a shiny complexion and vacant look on his face

  20. Smiling Chester King with swept-back fair hair, wearing a navy British Esports polo shirt with a Union Jack on the sleeve, standing in a dark arena. Behind him, a large blue LED screen reads 'Winners - United Kingdom' beside an illustration of three people in front of a Union Jack flag.

  21. The building of the former Houghton Carpet Centre is a small two-storey brick house in the back of Mautland Street. The shutters are down and a black bin back is lying in front of the entrance. The house has a window on the first floor and is sandwiched between two other buildings, including a Hays Travel site. There are a blue and green waste bin.

  22. The large two-storey house - Shotley Park - is illuminated in the night by the orange flames. Fire can be seen through it's big windows. There are two fire service vehicles parked cars in front of it and grassland.

  23. Waste dumped at the Callerton Hill site. There is a large mound of shredded rubbish surrounding a concrete yard. A grey car is parked in the middle of it and there are trees bordering the site.

  24. An open suitcase with blue zips, which holds several packets of 10-packs of cigarettes on a grey carpet.