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  1. Middlesbrough boss Kim Hellberg claps supporters

  3. Adele Hawkins-Waterfall with her dog. She is wearing a long blue coat and is wearing glasses. She has her arms outstretched and she is surrounded by trees.

  4. The water of a small beck has become a dark grey and black colour. It is opaque and the gravel at the bottom of the water cannot be seen.

  5. Paul Stewart Miller is taking a selfie and looking directly at the camera. He has short brown hair and facial hair, and is wearing a grey-striped shirt. There is some sort of filter on the photo that has brightened the colours and softened the edges.

  6. Three A4 leaflets on a dark wooden table. The first black and white leaflet has the face of a woman with the words "hate ends here" with a QR code below. The next leaflet is dark blue with the words "Cleveland hate charter" in yellow. The third white leaflet has the words "Cleveland Hate Crime Strategy 2025-2035" on the front.

  7. Pick of the stats: Middlesbrough v Charlton Athletic

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    Middlesbrough will seek to keep the pressure on Championship leaders Coventry when they host Charlton on Wednesday night (19:45 GMT).

    After the Sky Blues went eight-points clear courtesy of a 2-0 win at Bristol City on Saturday, Boro reduced the gap to five points with a 4-0 win at QPR on Sunday, their eighth win in 11 games, from which they have earned 26 points.

    Charlton are 18th but overcame Birmingham by the only goal at The Valley on Saturday to move nine points clear of the relegation zone and have lost just one of their past five away games.

    • Middlesbrough have lost just one of their past 13 league games against Charlton (W10 D2), winning the past three in a row.

    • Charlton have won just one of their past 17 away league games against Middlesbrough (D6 L10), and are winless in six visits since a 3-0 win in August 2005.

    • Middlesbrough are unbeaten in their past five home league games (W3 D2), conceding just one goal in that run.

    • Charlton have won just one of their past 12 away league games (D5 L6), beating Leicester 2-0 at the end of January.

    • Middlesbrough's Morgan Whittaker has scored in each of his past three league games against Charlton, though all of these have come away from home.

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  8. Aidan Morris letting out a big roar in the direction of Middlesbrough supporters

  9. Hellberg salutes 'brilliant' Boro after QPR win

    Hellberg: Boro were 'brilliant' against QPR

    Head coach Kim Hellberg says Middlesbrough were "brilliant" in their 4-0 thumping of Queens Park Rangers.

    Boro recorded a second away win in seven days to stay second and open up a four-point gap over Millwall in third.

    Goals from David Strelec, Alan Browne, Hayden Hackney and a Tommy Conway penalty made it another excellent away day in west London, leaving Hellberg delighted.

    "Very happy with everything," he told BBC Radio Tees.

    "I think the performance overall was brilliant, the way we press, the way we play, combining some beautiful goals, some fighting goals, so it was a good, good performance."

    Ipswich Town's draw on Saturday meant that victory over QPR allowed Boro to regain total control of their promotion destiny and Hellberg was impressed with how his players responded.

    "We talked about being brave in that performance and finding the solutions that we work on," he added.

    "We talk about performance - that is the key thing. Do the things we talk about, do the things we practice. That's what we can develop from the game every time."

  10. A wrought iron depiction of a red ship on a rough sea with an anchor in the bottom left of the postcard. A dolphin is leaping from the waves in the background. It has been painted in bright colours but which are fading.

  11. Max Jones, Sorley and Imogen and the Knife are pictured in circles against a blue and green grainy background showing other BBC Introducing artists

  12. Photo of bouquet of flowers on the ground in alleyway by a brick wall. On the road is the back of a police car. The sky is grey.

  13. The Volunteers’ Coffee Lounge team with neonatal matron Vicky Ford and nurse consultant Lynne Paterson. They are standing in a row holding meal vouchers.

  14. A view of the historic headland in Hartlepool. A row of coloured houses overlooks the sea, with a church nearby. There is a defensive wall protecting the buildings from the sea. Grassland can be seen at the front of the picture from the other side of the water. It is a clear day.

  15. Sam Fender receives an award for Song of the Year from Robbie Williams, next to Olivia Dean during the BRIT Awards at the Co-op Live Arena, in Manchester.

  16. A football in a goal net

  17. Police tape generic - blue and white. Blurred background. It says "Police Line Do Not Cross".

  18. Full moon with a light-ish red tint. You can see the darker spots of the moon. Taken from Woodham in County Durham. The sky surrounding the moon is pitch black.

  19. Police and Crime Commissioner Joy Allen with Yasmin Khan standing inside an office with two other women.

  20. Chief the brown and black police dog trainee has his mouth wide open, tongue out, in a way that makes it look like he's smiling at the camera. He is in a room with a bright red floor, that is scuffed from use, and white walls with grey bricks lined up against the far wall.

  21. A pile of small, silver canisters of nitrous oxide, or laughing gas, discarded on a patch of grass.

  22. Ben Houchen is smiling into the sun wearing a grey overcoat on top of a navy suit. He is smiling and a flat stretch of land can be seen behind him.
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