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  1. Harris is in a green/brown suit and a white shirt He is looking at the camera and wearing lasses. He has short, brown hair.

  2. Custody image of Dale Cole a man with short brown hair and stubble on his chin and neck is wearing glasses and a blue tie-dye T-shirt. He is in front of a grey wall.

  3. Approximately eight pigs are in mud-covered pens. They are separated by rusty metal and gates.

  4. A young boy with short brown hair and wearing glasses and a dark grey suit. He is holding a purple and white award in both hands. Behind him is a dark red or brown curtain.

  5. Goal was 'massive' for Gallagher

    Stoke City striker on his injury and returning to the squad

    Stoke City striker Sam Gallagher says his goal during their 3-1 win over Watford helped him feel "inclusion in the team" again after spending months on the sidelines.

    The 30-year-old has struggled with injuries this season, missing 11 league games with a hamstring problem before making his return against the Hornets.

    He also missed the first 16 games of the Championship campaign.

    "That's one of the biggest things when you are injured," Gallagher told BBC Radio Stoke.

    "When you are in the gym, you're looking through the glass at the boys outside working hard and you're thinking: 'I'm not helping the team'.

    "So to score the goal and contribute like that was massive for me."

    Listen to the full interview on BBC Sounds

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  6. A doctor is using a stethoscope and blood pressure monitor on the arm of a patient. The image is a close-up of the patient's forearm and the doctor's hands.

  7. Rhys Walters celebrates putting Port Vale ahead in the midweek 3-2 defeat to Blackpool

  8. A builder wearing beige cargo trousers and a yellow high-visibility top is placing a brick into a wall which is under construction. He is holding a trowel and is leaning forwards over the wall.

  9. An elderly person's hands and a carer's hands placed on top of each other. The carer is wearing a blue uniform, the elderly person is wearing a beige-coloured top.

  10. A woman wearing a pale-coloured top and a white sash is standing against a purple BBC Radio Stoke backdrop. She has curly black hair and is smiling for the photograph.

  11. A man with receding white hair, a white goatee beard, black glasses wearing a black and grey coat stands in a graveyard next to a woman with short white hair wearing a green jumper and green apron.

  12. A woman who is smiling directly at the camera whilst holding a mug which has a lithograph stencil placed on it. She is wearing a blue apron with a black t-shirt underneath that has pieces of sushi printed on it. She has brown hair and an eyebrow piercing over her right eye.

  13. A woman with her hair in rollers and wearing sunglasses and a T-shirt reading "born to slay forced to work" sits on a double bed surrounded by makeup products, hair styling tools and shoes. She is holding a magazine.

  14. Novae Baghurst on the left and Graham McKnight on the right standing on the balcony in Crewe's Lyceum Theatre

  15. Martin Murray is standing infront of the ocunty council buildings in Stafford looking at the camera, he is wearing a grey tie, shite shirt and black suit jacket.

  16. A group of women stand in front of a pottery factory.

  17. A brown-feathered duck is among a swathe of daffodils, out in yellow blooms atop their green stems.

  18. National League matchball on a grass pitch

  19. Burton celebrate a goal

  20. A CGI artist's rendition of a five storey brick building that mimics the Georgian style. It has large windows and the bottom floor of the building is covered in white render, while the rest is made of exposed orange brick

  21. 'A chastening night' for Stoke City

    Mark Elliott
    BBC Radio Stoke’s Stoke City commentator

    Sorba ThomasShutterstock

    This was a game that looked there for the taking, particularly after Sorba Thomas opened the scoring with a brilliantly taken 10th goal of the season.

    Then it all fell apart. Preston were sharper, stronger and more aggressive despite their lack of quality, something that made this 3-1 defeat even more frustrating.

    Preston had won one in 13 before this but Stoke allowed them back into the game quickly despite the pressure building from the crowd.

    After the game, manager Mark Robins called his team's character into question and said they'd let Stoke's 3,000 vocal travelling fans down and it was hard to disagree with his sentiments.

    He wasn't frustrated, he said he was "angry".

    On a poor pitch, Preston outmuscled the Potters and capitalised on errors, scoring their equaliser, for example, on a breakaway from a Stoke throw in on the edge of the home side's box.

    Stoke will finish somewhere in the mid-table pack and attention will turn to next season sooner rather than later.

    Some of the players involved at Deepdale may need to rebuild some trust with their manager and the fans if they're to stick around in the medium to long term.

    This was a chastening night in Lancashire.

  22. A woman with long hair which is dyed pink at the front, purple towards the back, looks towards the camera while wearing a cream, wide-brimmed hat. She wears a light blue short-sleeved denim top. Behind her are a variety of hats hanging on the wall or on shelves.
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