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  1. A cardboard cut-out of the FA Cup.

  2. [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.

  3. A sunny day in Chirton Dene Park in North Shields. In the foreground there are green plants, shrubs and trees surrounding a large pond with a jetty and a bridge in the distance.

  4. 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.

  5. 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.

  6. Tanfield Railway General Manager David Watchman stands in front of a recreation of the 1940's-built steam locomotive No. 68029, holding a smokebox plate with the number 68029 on it. The engine behind him is painted black and red and Watchman wears blue overalls, a black jacket and a black flat cap.

  7. Composite image. The top photo shows Robson Green, Liz White and Gurjeet Singh standing in front of a black BBC and North East Screen backdrop during an interview, with a red BBC News microphone visible in the foreground. The lower photo shows Bamburgh Castle overlooking a cricket match being played on a green field below under a clear blue sky.

  8. Gateshead International Stadium,a glass fronted building with grey cladding.

  9. The school site, a modern and newly-built red brick building with tall, glass windows. Police cars are parked in front of it, with blue and white police tape - reading "Do Not Cross" surrounding the perimeter.

  10. 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.

  11. Phil Davies has a long brown beard, wears glasses, a black cap and dark clothing. He is standing in front of roadside barriers near a junction, with trees, traffic signs in the background. There are also orange cones on the road.

  12. 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.

  13. Two fire damaged homes in Newton Aycliffe, County Durham. The homes are brown brick with white cladding on the front. The roof in the centre is fire-damaged. Two windows on the first floor have been burned out. Two windows on the ground floor have been boarded up. There is a blue and white police cordon around the houses, and a large grassy area in front of them.

  14. The Hawkstone Farmers' Choir stand in two rows and perform in front of a large glass window. Rosie Jones, a woman with long blonde hair, is holding a microphone to her mouth.

  15. Vehicles travel southbound on the A1(M). A sign directs drivers towards Piercebridge and Barton in half a mile.

  16. Newcastle Red Bulls attack coach Stephen Jones (left) alongside Dan McFarland ahead of Newcastle's game at Exeter

  17. The oval-shaped, futuristic-looking Monkseaton High School. The building is wrapped in white steelwork which sits on A-shaped white steel rods; there are multi-coloured blocks on the roof. Lights visible through windows give off a greenish glow. The sky above is a deep blue with wispy pinkish cloud above the building.

  18. A view of the construction site from the Young's garden which is very green and covered in plants. The modern, grey hospital building is imposing in the background, with large windows. Some of the cladding is not complete and there are large structures on the roof.

  19. A large pile of waste, reaching several metres high, and including old mattresses, tables, chairs and beds, has been illegally dumped on a playing field. In the background are several terraced homes, one of them has a red roof while the others have darkened brown roofs. An operative for Gateshead Council is wearing green rubber gloves, and a high visibility jacket which features the council's logo.

  20. Colourfully painted Peter Rabbit sculptures exhibited in a brightly lit room. Each sculpture is painted in a different colour and pattern. One is mostly yellow with red and purple flowers, another has purple and white geometrical shapes and another is mostly white with blue flower motifs.

  21. Malcolm Campbell who has white, short hair and a which moustache. He is looking to the left of the camera and smiling, with one of his hands held up. He is wearing a blue polo shirt with a black, blue and grey sweatshirt over the top. He is sitting outside, with some grey garden furniture behind him and a red brick wall.

  22. Gateshead players and staff paid delayed wages

    A view of one of the stands at Gateshead International Stadium with the goalpost and netting in the right-hand side of the shotGetty Images

    Gateshead are eight points adrift of safety in the National League

    The players and staff at Gateshead have been paid their delayed wages for September.,

    It emerged on 1 October that the wages had not been paid after director Mark Nellist withdrew his funding support and resigned from the board.

    The National League club are being taken over by American investment company Flacks Group, and interim chairman Graham Wood said earlier this week that he expected the monies to be paid by Tuesday.

    Gateshead, who sacked former Sunderland midfielder Lee Cattermole last month, are bottom of the table with four points from 13 games.

  23. View along a platform at Darlington Station. The walls are red brick and support an arching metal ceiling, with sunlight pouring in through windows lining the crown of the roof.

  24. 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.