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  1. 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.

  3. Tony Jones, left, and Gav are two middle-aged men. Toby is wearing a dark blue gilet and black t-shirt and Gav has spectacles and is wearing a grey t-shirt. Both have close-cropped hair and are wearing lanyards with an identity badge. They are standing on a street next to a railing with the river to one. Durham Cathedral and Castle can be seen in the far background.

  4. Durham batter Emilio Gay drives off the back foot during the One-Day Cup

  5. A large figure of a gingerbread man created out of Lego bricks. The colouring is brown with round black eyes, and a white outline of a mouth, and one arm raised. A green bow tie, and a red and yellow button complete the "outfit". It is standing in what appears to be an indoor shopping mall.

  6. Pictures part of the NHS Darkroom project pinned to a wall using pins. They include images of staff and images similar to radiographies or bodies and objects.

  7. A group of young people walking at Rainton Meadows Nature Reserve. They are walking down a path which is surrounded by green space. Some have backpacks on their backs. The sky is blue with white clouds.

  8. Close up of a sunflower in full bloom, with one in bud beside it. The background is of foliage, slightly out of focus, under a blue sky.

  9. A large grey warehouse with the word "Amazon" in black on its side. Behind it are more grey multi-storey buildings. There is a lawn in front of it with a kerb. The sky is cloudy and grey and there is a sign in front of the building which says: "Amazon"

  10. Back view of the head and shoulders of a group of walkers on a path with buildings to one side and a river on the other. They are wearing anoraks or kagoules and some have small backpacks. Ahead of them an arched stone bridge spans the river and Durham Cathedral and Castle stand to one side above it.

  11. A police cordon near the junction between Kayll Road and Chester Road in Sunderland. The cordon, which is enforced with police tape and a blue police sign, shuts off a street with homes on the left side and a church on the right. To the left, part of a car can be seen in the bushes of a house. The railings near it are bent, implying it has smashed through them and into the house.

  12. Colliery Row by Norman Cornish in a black frame with a golden edge. The paining portrays a row of terraces houses on one side, with minework buildings opposite, with smoke coming out of a large industrial chimney and the smoke filling the sky.

  13. Yorkshire players, in blue shirts, celebrate with spinner Kuldeep Yadav after the dismissal of Ben Stokes

  14. An explosion of orange flames rises into a billowing plume of black smoke above the steel fencing and brown brickwork of the industrial estate.

  15. The outside of Quayside Exchange which is a large two-storey white building with a clock tower on its roof. The bottom floor windows are large and arched, which the upper floor windows are rectangular. There is a black sign above the door which reads 'Lasgidi' and a black van parked at an angle in front of it. The path in front of the building is sloped from left to right and the sky above is grey.

  16. Campaigners seen through the glass front of the building with multiple placards. The first on the right reads 'Stop vandalising culture and heritage', the next 'Demolishing the National Glass Centre would be cultural vandalism', then to the left there is '47,000 people demand dialogue not demolition' and finally on the far left 'Where are our 3 MP's? Sitting on the fence.' Due to the reflection it is hard to see how many people are inside, but it looks to be at least 10. Cranes, buildings and clouds are reflected in the glass.

  17. Residents Paul Briggs, with short grey hair and glasses and dressed all in black; Sheena Briggs, with short grey hair, sun glasses, cream hoodie and black trousers; Fred Hood, with short grey hair, blue t-shirt and black trousers; Debbie Hicks, with short white hair, glasses, black and white striped trousers and red top; Malcolm Layford, with white hair, wearing black shorts and t-shirt; Jean Sutcliffe, with short brown hair and sunglasses, wearing black shorts and a black and white striped t-shirt; Jas Chera, with long brown hair, wearing a navy blue shirt and black trousers and Jinder Chera, with white hair and beard, wearing black trousers and blue and white striped shirt.

  18. The shop on Blandford Street. It is a two-storey building with a tatty shutter over the bottom floor and a yellow sign reading "Cardmarkets". There are two windows upstairs.

  19. Front view of a modern two-story detached brick house with a pitched tiled roof and three solar panels. A paved driveway leads to an attached garage, with a silver SUV parked in front. The property has a small front lawn, black front door, bay window, hanging flower baskets, and neighboring houses visible on either side under a clear blue sky.

  20. Rolling hills filled with green fields and trees. Small groups of houses can be seen hidden amongst the trees in the distance. A windmill is just visible on the horizon.

  21. Jenny Connor has long grey hair and a fringe and is wearing a top with purple and green fowers on it, smiling at the camera while standing in front of some hedgerows on a sunny day.

  22. Aerial view of a large solar farm with rows of blue solar panels arranged in a grid pattern, separated by strips of green grass.

  23. Ben Stokes holds his arms out in frustration after being dismissed.

  24. Close-up of sign on a hospital which reads in all caps, Royal Victoria Infirmary. There is a blue logo above it made up of the initials RVI. It is on dark cladding next to light blue panelling. The building looks futuristic.

  25. The entrance of Sunderland City Council headquarters. The sign above the glass fronted building reads "city hall".