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  1. Just over a dozen people are standing outside the grey and cream civic centre building, holding various placards and signs. A large one reads "Carlisle against racism," and another says "No-one is illegal."

  2. A stock image of a police officer pictured from behind. In the head-and-shoulders image he is wearing a black uniform jacket with the police logo on the back and a uniform hat. He is standing on a residential street where a police tape is cordoning off an area. The background is blurred.

  3. About two dozen people, in costumes and on stage, have their arms raised as they perform the Kinky Boots production. They are all wearing thigh-high boots of different colours and designs, and the stage is lit with other shoe designs.

  4. A black car parked with its rear wheel next to a large pothole in the road surface.

  5. The outside of the JELD-WEN building. There is a large white sign saying JELD-WEN PENRITH DOORS on a green metal fence. A single-storey factory can be seen in the background. Cars are parked nearby.

  6. A CGI of how the piazza space, known as George Court will look. A number of people are walking across the road. There are wide footpaths on either side of the road and trees and greenery to the left. A white awning has been built over the entrance to the red brick building to the right.

  7. Discarded grey canisters of nitrous oxide, or laughing gas, lying in the grass.

  8. Ingleborough summit in snowy conditions

  9. A view of the new bridge, from the M6 northbound carriageway, as it is moved into place. The large steel bridge is brown and white. It is being rolled into place across the motorway on red steel machinery.

  10. Bordy, a large, white Pyrenean mountain dog stands on grass in front of Lauren Pickthall, who is dressed in black.

  11. The A591 in Grasmere is a two lane rural road, with stone wall barriers on either side and a red sign indicating a sharp bend ahead. The road is dusted with snow, as are the tall trees bordering the road. Snow is falling.

  12. A head-and-shoulders picture of Gill Haigh, managing director of Cumbria Tourism. She has blonde shoulder-length hair and blue eyes. She wears glasses with black rim, a dark top and silver necklace.

  13. An aerial view of the new bridge being positioned over the M6. It is a light grey with bright red supports underneath rolling it into place.

  14. Durham Police Federation chair Louise Guest has a brunette bob hair cut and brown eyes. She is wearing a beige blaze with a creme top. She stands in front of a navy spotted sign which is blurred in the background.

  15. A police car pulls in front of a black car in the dark on the road. It looks like the car has been boxed in to be stopped for checks.

  16. Two racers with running poles on snow, silhouetted against a bright backlight during nightfall.

  17. A white long-haired chihuahua on a blue sledge being pulled along the snow on a promenade by a woman with red hair in a long purple puffer coat. The beach is behind them and the sea looks calm. There is no snow on the beach. St Mary's Lighthouse, which is white, can be seen in the distance.

  18. Franny Benali smiling with his arms out as he looks at the camera wearing a Saints foundation t-shirt.

  19. Floating sheets of ice have formed along the top of a river. They have formed around the shallow rocks parts in the middle of the river. A stone building can be seen on the far bank.

  20. An aerial shot of the ruin of Furness Abbey. Large portions of the abbey are still intact and it is surrounded by woodland.

  21. Gabriella, aged 10, wears a turquoise coat and holds a tree planter wrapped in clear plastic. There a several planters behind her. She sits crouched in a green garden. She has long brown hair.

  22. A blond-haired man in a white hoodie is looking at a computer screen.

  23. Seven diggers are demolishing a bridge over the M6. A dust cloud is hanging over the construction site and vehicles are waiting to carry rubble away. The motorway can be seen either side of the pile of debris.

  24. The entrance to Furness General Hospital. A blue sign shows directions to different departments in front of a road heading down to the main entrance, above which is a sign containing the hospital's name. A white car and an ambulance are parked outside. Scaffolding sits on an upper part of the low, brick-built building.