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  1. Four dancers wearing t-shirts and peaked caps one is holding aloft a flag, against a background of blurred colours of a rainbow.

  2. View of the sun rising over the sea. The sun, partially obscured by cloud, casts orange rays upwards into a sky tinged with peach and orange, over a darker grey sea.

  3. Sean Fryer has short brown hair and is wearing a chequered blue and white shirt. He is sitting at a desk working on a laptop and two colleagues, a woman with long brown hair and a man with short brown hair and glasses, are working at their desks in the background.

  4. A man wearing a cap and with a white beard and wearing a black top and blue jeans stands in front of a gate with his right hand resting on the top of it. The gate is in the middle of a stone wall and there are fields and hills behind him

  5. Sam Parkin, Final Score EFL pundit

  6. A white football with black panels on grass, with a goal net in the background

  7. Hellberg reacts to Boro draw with Bristol City

    Hellberg: 'Boro played Bristol City off the park'

    Middlesbrough boss Kim Hellberg spoke to BBC Radio Tees after his side's 1-1 draw with Bristol City.

    "It's tough to lose two points in the last minute against a team that you are playing off the pitch for 90 minutes, but it's football," he said.

    "We should have killed the game off earlier, so it doesn't come down to those small margins. I'm proud of the performance but disappointed of the result.

    On seven minutes of stoppage time: "Teams are coming here and they are not trying to play and then they add on seven minutes for a team that didn't want to play from the first minute.

    "It's ridiculous. It is not the football we want. There was one minute added on in the first half. It makes no sense."

  8. Sarah Price, who has long blonde hair and glasses, smiling and wearing a long maroon jumper. She is standing in front of a black and red locomotive and a blue locomotive inside a museum.

  9. Bristol City midfielder Adam Randell powers home a header

  10. View down Linthorpe Road with shops down either side and a long line of traffic in one direction. The side of a black car can be seen travelling in the other direction next to a large sign warning of overnight closures for resurfacing works.

  11. A row of terraced brick houses with chimneys and television aerials.

  12. Boro are in a happy place - Hellberg

    Middlesbrough boss Kim Hellberg says his side are in a "happy place" despite a 1-0 loss to Charlton Athletic putting them in danger of being caught in the automatic promotion places.

    The loss has left the Teesside club within striking distance of Millwall, while fourth placed Ipswich Town trail by four points.

    However, Hellberg can only see the positives of their promising league placement.

    "We are in an unbelievable position, nine games left to play," Hellberg told BBC Radio Tees.

    "There's been a lot of times where it's been tough and we've lost games and they [the players] have been bouncing back. When we've not played good, they've been bouncing back.

    "We are fighting for a lot of good things and that's a happy place to be at."

    The side next face Bristol City at the Riverside on Saturday (12:30 GMT).

    The Robins handed Hellberg his first loss as Boro boss but the Swede reflects on their last meeting positively.

    "It was the first time I felt like we were good for it," Hellberg added.

    "There's good memories from it, even if we didn't win it."

    Listen to the full interview on BBC Sounds

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  13. Dozens of black bags dumped under a homemade sign reading 'please take it home'. They are on a grassy bank near a hedgerow.

  14. A stock image of blue and white police tape.

  15. Pick of the stats: Middlesbrough v Bristol City

    Side-by-side of Middlesbrough and Bristol City badges

    Middlesbrough will be looking to get their promotion push back on track following defeat last time out against Charlton when they welcome Bristol City to the Riverside on Saturday (12:30 GMT).

    That loss was Boro's first in five games and left them eight points adrift of leaders Coventry City.

    A 2-0 defeat at Leicester means Bristol City go into this game on the back of three in a row, with their play-off hopes taking a hit as a result. The Robins are now 12th and seven points off sixth-place.

    • Middlesbrough have lost their last five league games against Bristol City and are winless in eight (D2 L6) since a 2-1 victory in August 2021.

    • Bristol City have won on eight of their last 12 away league visits to Boro (D2 L2), having won just two of their first 30 there.

    • Middlesbrough have won their last six home league matches that kicked off at 12.30pm, scoring 17 goals and only conceding three.

    • Bristol City's Emil Riis has eight goals in nine Championship appearances against Middlesbrough – it's the most any player has scored against them in the division since the 2004-05 rebrand.

    • Bristol City manager Gerhard Struber has lost on his two previous league visits to Middlesbrough, 1-0 in 2019-20 and 2-1 in 2020-21 as Barnsley manager.

    An image detailing how to follow your Championship team on BBC Sport: "On the app? Tap the bell icon to get news about your club sent to you. Signed in on a browser? Hit 'Follow' to stay up to date.

  16. Jeff Blair with sunglasses on his head and wearing a blue top. He is bald and is smiling in the close-up shot. There are trees behind him.

  17. The Boat Club mural shows a large toucan balancing a pint on its beak next to the venue's entrance door. Durham Cathedral and the River Wear are pictured in the background. Most of the wall is blue. "Lovely day for a..." is written above the toucan. The building has a glassed terrace on its lower floor and an open one at the top. There is a bright orange Aperol sign on the roof of the indoor terrace.

  18. Four men with white, red and blue tops, three with caps, sitting in a rowing boat on the water. Buildings can be seen behind them.

  19. A side-by-side image of Coventry boss Frank Lampard and Southampton's Tonda Eckert

  20. A view over County Bridge in Barnard Castle over the River Tees. Both sides of the river are covered in greenery and trees. A traffic light can be seen on the bridge to the left.

  21. Grant MacIver. He is bald and wears dark-rimmed glasses. He is standing in his bike shop.

  22. A horse race with five brightly-dressed jockeys racing brown horses down the grassy track. The course is bordered by a white barrier. There are rolling fields in the background.

  23. Jeff Blair with sunglasses on his head and wearing a blue top. He is bald and is smiling in the close-up shot. There are trees behind him.
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