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  1. A massive pile of bricks in a field with telegraph poles behind. There are clouds in the blue sky.

  2. Phoebe is smiling, she had long brown hair and a dark top. Tristan is smiling and has short blonde hair and a white shirt. Theo is smiling and has short black hair and black top. They are sat at a table each holding a ukulele. There are four ukuleles on the table. They are in a classroom. There are tables and chairs and a window behind them.

  3. 'No-one better than Robbo to play behind you' - Conway

    Japan's Yuito Suzuki and Scotland's Tommy ConwaySNS

    Tommy Conway (right) made his first Scotland start against Japan

    Tommy Conway believes "there's no-one better in football to have behind you" than Andy Robertson as he tries to cement his place on the left side of Scotland's attack for this summer's World Cup finals.

    The Middlesbrough striker realises he is one of those in the current squad who are in the position of "not knowing if we are going to go" to the Americas and face a "massive couple of months" to prove themselves to head coach Steve Clarke.

    But he believes he "made an impact" as he made his first Scotland start despite the 1-0 defeat in Saturday's friendly at home to Japan.

    "I really enjoyed it out there," 23-year-old Conway said. "I felt like it took me a while to get into the game, but once we got to grips with it, I naturally got into the game.

    "We were unfortunate to lose the game, but we'll take the positives from it and go on Tuesday.

    "Obviously it's been a while since I played for Scotland, but I like to think I took into the game what we've been working on in training.

    "It wasn't too dissimilar to what I'm doing at club level. That's more or less where I've been playing - off the left and trying to come in and make things happen."

    Conway said captain Andy Robertson, the Liverpool left-back, was "talking me through the game".

    "There's no-one better in football to have behind you," he said. "Hopefully it is a combination on which we can build.

    "When you are not having an impact in possession, you've got to have an impact out of possession and I feel like me and Robbo did that in the first half.

    "In the second half, I thought our press was a lot better and allowed us to get up the pitch and in someone's face and that is a strength of mine."

    Conway thought Saturday's match against Japan, and Tuesday's against Ivory Coast, would be good preparation for facing "players from three different continents" at the World Cup.

    "Some of it I feel I have ever come across before, in terms of what they pose physically - they are sharp and they are fast and tactically they are good as well," he added of Japan.

  4. Si King and Lauren Laverne smiling into the camera in front of a blue Desert Island Discs sign. Si is smiling with his lips pursed and has white, short hair and a white beard. He is wearing a black jacket and red paisley scarf which is tied in a knot around his neck. Lauren Laverne is sitting to the right of him (as you look towards them) and has long, blonde hair. She is smiling with her teeth and has glossy lips. She is wearing a red and blue patterned cardigan with a white shirt underneath with is buttoned all the way to the top.

  5. Omhle is wearing gold-rimmed glasses and has her hair in long, black and red-brown braids. She is playing chess and is concentrating on the board with one hand raised ready to move a piece. A blue water bottle, and the back of her opponent, are blurred in the foreground.

  6. A wooden signpost, with one sign pointing to the King Charles III England Coast Path, and St Bees Head.

  7. A pink and purple sky above a valley of fields which look to be covered in mist. There are outlines of hills in the background and trees dotted around the photo which are cast in shadow.

  8. The outside of Darlington Town Hall which is a large, brutalist building with columns of narrow windows. There is a Union Jack flag flying outside the entrance along with another blue flag.

  9. A black plastic box with the words "Ballot Box" printed on it in white. A person, who is wearing a black coat, is placing a folded piece of paper through the slit in the top.

  10. A woman with short dark hair, dark sports top, black shorts, black socks and black football boots running after a yellow and black football with Clare Moss who has long brown hair, a blue and pink hat, green sports bottoms and black football boots. They are on a football pitch surrounded by a green cage.

  11. Mr Russell is wearing a dark blue suit, white shirt and purple, yellow and blue tie. He has a closely shaven beard, dark hair and is standing in the hospital corridor.

  12. Mike McGrother performs on the violin on stage backed by his choir who are standing behind him with their traditional uniform of waistcoat, white shirts and flat caps.

  13. A campaigner holds a 'Say No To HMOs' sign written on cardboard. The person is wearing a green insulated jacket.

  14. Parishioner Pat Baxter outside St Mary's with Churchwarden Christine Smithson and Bill Smithson. Pat Baxter has short white hair is wearing a green coat. Christine Smithson has short blonde hair, a light brown coat anf a white turtleneck. Bill Smithson is wearing a purple checkered shirt and a blue coat. He has short white hair and glasses.

  15. Gateshead bring in Middlesbrough duo on loan

    Gateshead have signed Middlesbrough's Shea Connor and Rio Patterson-Powell on loan for the last month of the National League season.

    Goalkeeper Connor, 20, has played for Boro's under-21 team this season along with winger Patterson-Powell, also 20, who has been on the bench for the first-team in the Championship.

    They join a Gateshead side, 20th in the table, two points clear of relegation with six matches to play.

  16. Molly Haggath is holding young Blake in her arms and smiling at the camera. They are in front of a magazine rack in the store, lined with colourful publications. Haggath is wearing a black uniform and a headpiece. She has brown hair which is pulled into a ponytail. Blake, who has short blonde hair and is wearing a brown and black jacket, has a joyful expression.

  17. A stock image of the back of a police officer wearing a yellow hi-vis vest with blue and grey checks running down the sides. Police is written in the middle of the vest in white letters in a blue box. The officer is also wearing a black long-sleeved top underneath.

  18. A sunny view of a number of wind turbines off Redcar beach.

  19. Three buses waiting at stands outside Stanley Bus Station. The long, tall building is mostly made of glass with a curved grey roof. Two of the buses are blue single-deckers. On the right is a green double-decker.

  20. Beth Scott has long blonde hair and wears glasses. She is looking at the camera and smiling. Behind her are doors, one open and leading to another room and the other closed and leading outside. She appears to be in a conservatory with a frosted plastic roof.

  21. Jay Smith-Sway in action for Huddersfield Town.

  22. Alan Bolton stands outside where there are grey clouds in the background. Alan has short grey hair and stubble. He is wearing a black and yellow coat.

  23. Nicky Featherstone in a navy blue tracksuit with 'NF' in the left chest area, stood with hands in pockets ahead of a Hartlepool home game
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