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  1. The entrance to South Pier, a large rectangular building painted yellow and red. It has a huge sign saying South Pier in yellow under a red roof shaped like a wave and many large red glass entrance doors with a small shop either side.

  3. Two side-by-side images of PC Daniel Secker and PC Hannah Nutter in their black uniforms. Both are smiling. Secker has red hair and a short beard and Nutter has long dark hair tied back

  4. Keaton Jennings batting for Lancashire on a sunny evening in their red T20 kit

  5. Preston's EFL Cup tie moved to Goodison Park

    A general view of the inside of Goodison Park with a banner stretched across a stand declaring 'The home of Everton Women'Getty Images

    Preston North End's Carabao Cup first round tie at home to Huddersfield Town has been moved to Goodison Park.

    Deepdale is having a new hybrid pitch installed which the club say will be ready in time for their first home Championship game against Wolves on Saturday, 22 August.

    The cup tie kicks off at 15:00 BST on Saturday, 8 August, the week before the new league season starts.

    "To ensure no issues after a significant £1.5m-plus investment, the decision was made to ask permission to play away from PR1 in round one," Preston said in a statement.

    Goodison Park was the home of Everton up until the start of the 2025-26 season when they moved to their new Hill Dickinson Stadium with the Toffees' women's team taking up sole residency.

  6. A young woman with long blonde hair, in a grey coat and yellow high vis vest, holds a sign that says 'stop the stink' in front of large green skips at a landfill site.

  7. Burnley's Hartman joins Espanyol on loan

    Quilindschy Hartman in action for BurnleyGetty Images

    Burnley left-back Quilindschy Hartman has joined La Liga side RCD Espanyol on a season-long loan.

    The 24-year-old joined the Clarets from Feyenoord in June 2025 and made 21 Premier League appearances for them last season.

    He also contributed five assists as the club were relegated to the Championship.

    "The club wishes Quilindschy the best of luck for his loan spell," a Burnley statement said.

  8. Ian Barton in action for Lancashire

  9. The landslip on Haslingden Old Road showing a chunk of the road collapsed so soil and foliage can be seen

  10. Exterior shot of Preston Guild Hall

  11. James Anderson

  12. Sparkly set of nine gold coins with Queen Elizabeth II's head on it.

  13. A street view of Blackpool town centre with the Grand Theatre in the centre and rows of shops going off to each side of the street.

  14. Coby Keogh sits on red brick paving leaning against a grey fence. He is smiling and wearing a shiny black gillet and grey beanie

  15. Paul Clegg in a white England shirt standing outside the Azteca Stadium in Mexico with his arms stretched out to the sides. He has short white hair

  17. The front two-thirds of a Jet2 aeroplane flying against a pale grey sky. It is painted white and has 'Jet' written in red and '2' written in white in large letters on its body.

  18. Image shows a computer-generated rendering of the new road layout. It is a dual carriage way branching off into a separate road, with trees and fields around it.

  19. Maia Bouchier wearing a yellow Hampshire top smiles

  20. Library image of a Lancashire Constabulary police car, marked in fluorescent yellow and blue checks.

  21. A close-up photo of a blue and white police tape

  22. A white and brown sniffer dogs combs through rubble watched by two firemen in orange overalls with mountains in the background

  23. An artist impression of the improvements shows a pedestrianised area with a cyclist to the left cycling towards the stone built Harris Museum in the distance. There is a row of trees in front of the museum, and people are milling about and sitting on benches to the right

  24. Image shows a dilapidated pub on the end of a street. It is built of stone and its front door is boarded over.

  25. Where to catch your EFL players in the round of 16

    A photo of Raul Jimenez, wearing his green Mexico kit, smiling into the camera as he holds a mask and puts his thumb up after their win against Ecuador on WednesdayGetty Images

    Into the round of 16 we go at the World Cup and we still have some English Football League stars searching for international glory.

    Here is where you can catch your players as we enter the next knock-out stage:

    Saturday, 4 July

    Alfie Jones, Middlesbrough - Canada v Morocco (18:00 BST)

    Ali Ahmed, Norwich City - Canada v Morocco (18:00 BST)

    Cyle Larin, Southampton - Canada v Morocco (18:00 BST)

    Sunday, 5 July

    Sondre Langas, Derby County - Brazil v Norway (21:00 BST)

    Egil Selvik, Watford - Brazil v Norway (21:00 BST)

    David Moller Wolfe, Wolves - Brazil v Norway (21:00 BST)

    Monday, 6 July

    Raul Jimenez, Wolves - Mexico v England (01:00 BST)

    Jose Sa, Wolves - Portugal v Spain (20:00 BST)

    Tuesday, 7 July

    Zeki Amdouni, Burnley - Switzerland v Colombia (21:00 BST)