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  1. Fleetwood Town celebrate

  3. Freddie Hardy, a man in his late 60s with a full head of white hair and long sideburns. He wears glasses and a bright red sweater.

  4. A row a two-storey brown brick houses lines part of Heworth Road in Washington. The ground floors are occupied by different businesses, including Shampoodled by Alicia. The dog groomers' name and contact details are written in pink on a sign above the door.

  5. The C74 is a narrow, winding country road with a single a lane. It is lined with a thin grass verge on either side, with dry stone walls. A large yellow takes up much of the lane and, beyond it, is a red tractor, with no extra space for one to pass the other. Immediately beyond are trees and bushes and the edges of fields.

  6. An overturned Warburtons lorry on the A1(M) near Bowburn, south of Durham. The orange lorry is sprawled across both lanes and there is a large amount of debris on the motorway.

  7. The entrance of the National Glass Centre in Sunderland. A large grey sign is suspended between two high cement pillars. A sloped path leads to the glass doors of the building. The fenced off roof of the building is visible in the distance.

  8. A sign on the building for the Charity Commission for England and Wales

  9. A tall multi-storey building made of mostly of panels and glass is surrounded by a walkway, green plants and a young tree at Sunderland College's former campus in Washington.

  10. A Pop card being used on the Tyne and Wear Metro on a mobile phone. The phone has a contactless symbol and a virtual Pop card in white, purple and green. It is being held against a ticket scanner

  11. One of B&S Group's units at Dubmire Industrial Estate in Houghton-le-Spring. It is single-storey and made of grey panels with blue signs with the company's logo. The site is fenced off. There are several cars parked behind the green barriers. It is a drab, uninspiring, functional building.

  12. A two-storey new-build detached house in Darlington. It is red-brick and mimics a cottage style, with sections either side of an arched entrance porch. The door, windows and double garage doors are all green. The garage sits at a right angle to the front of the house, obscuring the downstairs window on the right. The garage for presumably a neighbouring property sits to the left of the house and has a brown roller-shutter door. A workman in an orange hi-vis and white hard hat has his back to the camera and appears with a wheelbarrow in the small gap between the house and its double garage. High trees can be seen behind the house, one of which has partially collapsed into the roof, creating a large hole in it. Cut branches are piled up in the front garden

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

  14. Sedgefield Racecourse sign

  15. Piles of small white plastic pellets lay between sea weed and twigs on a beach in North Tyneside.

  16. An artist's impression of how the new housing estate could look, with high-rise apartment-style buildings built around a paved walkway interspersed with benches, pocket parks, and trees.

  17. A toppled tree in Central Avenue, South Shields. The large trunk has been sheared off and has landed in the middle of the road. It has fallen after a storm.

  18. Andy Haldane smiling into the camera. He has grey, short hair and is wearing a blue suit, white shirt and pink tie. He is standing on the concourse of the Glasshouse in Gatesheead which is an open atrium with a white staircase and balcony behind him. There is a cafe with wooden chairs to the left.

  19. Otter Buster has fluffy brown fur, which is white around his cheeks and necks. His long white moustache and eyebrows are sticking out and he has black eyes. he is staring attentively while standing next to a cardboard box.

  20. A kestrel stares down the barrel of the camera. The kestrel has light beige feathers with small brown flecks in it. It has bright hazel, beady eyes.

  21. The multi-storey National Glass Centre building is mostly made of glass and grey panels. It is by the River Wear and has a seating area in front of it. Two seagulls are flying in the clear blue sky above. The building is very industrial looking with a steel roof that extends out beyond the building below to create what looks like a walkway.

  22. A three-storey red-brick building at Doxford International Business Park in Sunderland. Small, square windows line the large building. There are multiple cars parked in the car park surrounding it.

  23. Warwickshire with the county championship cup

  24. Tall metal barriers block off a path alongside the new park in Sunderland. There is a stone fence on the side with Riverside Sunderland written across it with brown letters.

  25. 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.