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  1. A large, brightly coloured artwork including figures from popular culture and landmarks from around the North East. A person is draping a rainbow Pride flag across the front of the artwork.

  3. Stuart Robson stands in front of Roker Lighthouse. He is wearing a red jacket and black woolly hat.

  4. Close-up of Liam Rosenior. He has short black hair and is wearing black-rimmed glasses and a navy coat.

  5. Still from CCTV shows two women in red overalls carrying a silver ladder behind a large security fence. Their associate is sitting in the cab of a blue flatbed truck next to them with a pile of rubble on its back.

  6. A syringe inserted into a bottled labelled Covid-10 vaccine. They are lying on a passport in a brown leather case.

  7. Hallgarth Care Home is a beige-brick two-storey building with a grey roof. It has a small seating area outside and a several car parking spaces.

  8. Durham University's teaching and learning centre is a multi-storey building made of beige bricks. It has a section of tall windows at its centre. There is a courtyard in front of the building, as well as some shrubs and young trees. The university's grey and purple logo is placed near the top of the building.

  9. The entrance to Cumbria coroner's court building. The entrance is at the left-hand side of a three-storey building, with beige cladding on the ground floor and shelldash on the upper floors. There is a sign for the coroner's court in front on a ramp leading to the door.

  10. Two grey caddies with handles and lids in front of three household bins for garden waste, recycling and regular waste.

  11. Exterior of the factory, which is large and grey, and the guardhouse which is grey with razor wire around the top. Next to the guardhouse is a tall tower with signs naming the site as Armstrong Works and other company names on it.

  12. The headquarters of Durham Police is a three-storey white building mostly made of glass. It is surrounded by a small landscaped area.

  13. The coast at Horden in County Durham. A small patch of pavement and road runs in a strip in the foreground, with a slightly tattered, red-brick building to the left and a patch of grass and trees in green leaf to the right. Beyond the trees, barely visible through the leaves, are some red-brick terraced houses. Beyond those is a thin strip of sand with the North Sea behind it.

  14. An illegal fly-tip at Memorial Park, South Moor, in Stanley, where large items such as kitchenware and sports equipment have been discarded in the park's bushes. It is an eye-sore as the rubbish has been left in the decorative bushes.

  15. 15 Waterloo Place. A Vietnamese pho restaurant is on the ground floor. The upper two storeys are white decorated with white cladding.

  16. Exterior of the factory, which is large and grey, and the guardhouse which is grey with razor wire around the top. Next to the guardhouse is a tall tower with signs naming the site as Armstrong Works and other company names on it.

  17. Offerton Lane - wide track surrounded by trees, which splits off to the right where there is an open gate and a white building behind a patch of vibrant green grass.

  18. Rob MacDonald working on a stone sculpture. He is wearing a black t-shirt, protective glasses and a red lanyard. He has white hair and beard. There is a grey door behind him.

  19. Newcastle Crown Court reflected in the River Tyne running in front of it. It is an imposing building made from smooth red stone with massive black windows and tall columns along its frontage.

  20. A young white-tailed eagle is soaring through the sky with both wings outstretched.

  21. Close up of a new yellow, grey and black Metro train. There is a post with the sign saying 41 to the right of it. The skies are grey.

  22. A large office block, six storeys high with lots of windows and bleak brown walls.

  23. A group of children are seated on the carpeted area of a classroom and are taking part in a song. A female teacher is leading the session and is wearing a uniform.

  24. Wolverhampton Wanderers' Tolu Arokodare wears a gold and black football kit and is walking across a pitch. There are two other players either side of him and crowds blurred in the stands behind. He has his eyes closed as he walks and looks dejected.

  25. West Indies pace bowler Kemar Roach releases the ball against New Zealand in the second Test at the Basin Reserve