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  1. General view of a dual carriageway on Icknield Street, Hockley, Birmingham.

  2. General view of a row of shops on Stratford Road, Shirley. In the background is a row of shops, in front of which are parked cars. A central reservation has a bus shelter, phonebox and trees, with other traffic passing in the foreground.

  3. Stewart Francis Easton has a grey beard and is wearing glasses, a green wooly hat and light hoodie. He is making a two-fingered peace sign to the camera and is holding a multi-coloured piece of art he has produced.

  4. A young girl lies down on a green background with multi-coloured eggs dotted around her head. She has bunny ears on and whiskers painted on her face. She has a flowery dress on and long brown hair.

  5. A Man in a 1950s suit walking with a serious expression on his face.

  6. Female JLR worker in a blue polo shirt assembling an engine, with other workers behind her on a production line. Various pieces of equipment are on the line and hanging above

  7. A man in a nurse's uniform stands in a hospital corridor.

  8. Mugshot of Rhemeese Lawrence-Hayden against a beige backdrop. he has a expressionless face and looking straight into the camera

  9. A white building with brown double doors behind black iron gates. On the wall, sprayed painted graffiti reads "undercover mosque" and "Islamic" with a word underneath it blurred out

  10. A blue and silver tram pulling up to a tram stop on a city street by a four-storey building with white lettering on the wall saying Business Centre Moor Street.

  11. A thick black cloud of smoke above a fire burning behind a breeze block wall. The fire looks to be on top of a scrap heap of cars, with a blue burnt out car on top.

  12. A woman with earrings and jewellery on her forehead. She has black hair and is wearing a pink outfit.

  13. A wide photo of the M6 . On the right there are three lanes merging into two. small lorry with a flat bed is driving behind lines of traffic. A gantry overhead has blue signs reading "M6" and "M42". There is a sign for Birmingham airport on there.

  14. There is a man in a black beanie hat, and a brown beard. He is wearing a black puffer coat with a black hoodie and a blue t shirt. He is standing in front of a cobbled wall.

  15. A woman with white hair, glasses and wearing a red top smiles into the camera. She has a wooden cross around her neck.

  16. Wendy Griffth looks at the camera - she is a woman with blonde hair

  17. The backview of a mixed group of people who are all standing in Birmngham New Street station looking at a display board

  18. A number of people lining the street, many have phones which they are using to film the procession. There are motorbikes in the background, as if they have just driven past as part of proceedings.

  19. A photo of three women smiling into the camera. Two women on the sides have high visibility jackets on. The woman in the middle has a flowery dress on. They are all smiling into the camera.

  20. Dorothy Chiles is pictured smiling sat down in a chair. She has short curly brown hair and is wearing a purple flower long sleeved top.

  21. A mugshot of a woman who has dark hair and brown eyes, wearing a yellow hoodie

  22. A woman wearing a blue and white blouse stands in front of a green heating oil tank.

  23. Photo of the entrance to Telford College. It's a large, three-storey building with white columns holding up a porch over the entrance. There are floor-to-ceiling windows on the right-hand side of the building and its entrance, while the left-hand side is black and brown bricks. Over the entrance, there is a white sign with blue letters that reads, "Welcome to Telford College".

  24. Tom Newham, Lime senior manager of public affairs, with Beccy Marston, West Midlands Active Travel Commissioner and Mayor Richard Parker. Two men and a woman pose on green and white e-bikes and e-scooters