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  1. Pink blossom in Kendal. A tree has lots of pale pink blossom which stands in front of a bright blue sky.

  2. Boro should have put Millwall to bed, rues Hellberg

    Hellberg: Boro 'hurting' after Millwall defeat

    Head coach Kim Hellberg believes Middlesbrough should have been out of sight before suffering a costly second half turnaround at the hands of Millwall.

    Boro led at half-time thanks to a Dael Fry header, but that was the least they merited for a commanding performance.

    But the Lions turned the match on its head in the second period, with ex-Boro forward Josh Coburn scoring twice on his Riverside return to seal all three points.

    Defeat meant Middlesbrough fall out of the automatic promotion spots at Millwall's expense, making the defeat even harder to accept.

    "It hurts a lot," Hellberg told BBC Radio Tees.

    "Sometimes it feels like some higher power up there tests us so much and we have to be strong.

    "In many ways, I'm thinking this was a performance that should have killed the game off and been dead and buried after 60 minutes, 4-0 or 5-0.

    "The boys were doing it unbelievably good after coming back one or two days ago against a good side, so it's tough."

  3. A Google streetview screenshot of Middlesbrough railway station. The large building has a red and white sign outside it, with gates for cars to access the car park. There is a forecourt to one side for pedestrian access.

  4. National League football on a grass pitch

  5. Josh Coburn celebrates scoring Millwall's winner at Middlesbrough

  6. A stretch of shoreline on the Tees estuary at low tide. There is yellow sand in the foreground and waves lap at the shoreline. There are industrial rigs in the sea on the horizon.

  7. Lynne Hodgson has short straight blonde hair and blue eyes. She is wearing a leopard print top and a black cardigan.

  8. A residential street in Zetland. The pavement has large cracks in the concrete footpath path which looks uneven. There are wheelie bins and grass on part of the pavement, which is next to a road.

  9. The burn marks of a fire which was lit next to the fire exit of a brick building. A pile of black soot and burnt waste can be seen next to a concrete step down from the fire exit.

  10. Two men and two women stand around Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch and speak to her outside on the grounds of Huntsman. All five people are wearing formalwear and Badenoch is looking and one of the men and listening to him.

  11. From left to right: Middlesbrough boss Kim Hellberg, Ipswich forward Jack Clarke, Coventry manager Frank Lampard, Millwall winger Femi Azeez and Hull striker Oli McBurnie

  12. Hellberg relishing automatic promotion run-in

    Middlesbrough head coach Kim Hellberg has urged his players and the fans to enjoy the push for automatic promotion to the Premier League.

    Second-placed Boro are two points clear of Ipswich in third, having played a game more than the Tractor Boys, and host promotion rivals Millwall in a vital encounter on Friday lunchtime (12:30 BST).

    The Lions are also just two points back in fourth and would leapfrog Boro with victory at the Riverside.

    "It's one month of the Championship left and that is an intense period," Hellberg told BBC Radio Tees.

    "All of the games will be important. Big games, a lot of games to play in a short amount of time, but this is what we're in the sport for."

    Despite Ipswich having a game in hand, the fact Boro visit Portman Road on 18 April means their promotion fate is still in their own hands.

    Hellberg said it will be a lot of "hard work, emotions and ups and downs" but stressed it is important to "enjoy these moments because you don't get so many".

    "To be in this position with seven games left, one month left, it is a brilliant position to be in and a very good time to be alive," he added.

    "Of course, when you play against a rival at the top, it will be crucial to get the points.

    "I'm just looking forward to it."

  13. Wind turbines in fog and solar panels covering the ground.

  14. Dozens of Sheffield United fans, mostly dressed in red and white club shirts, look on in anguish in the lower tier behind the goal at Wembley Stadium during the Championship play-off final moments before their second goal against Sunderland was disallowed by VAR for offside.

  15. A computer generated image of the proposals shows large grey industrial units. A road separates the site from abother industrial sire and residential houses.

  16. An aerial view of the fields next to Levendale. A red border surrounds the area where the homes would be built. It includes three large empty fields and several with rows of greenery. Houses can be seen in the upper left hand corner of the picture.

  17. Several cars parked on Grange Road. Shops run along both sides of the street which has old terrace buildings of two and three storeys. There is yellow bunting stretching above the road.

  18. The outside of the venue, which has a graffiti sign on the wall outside with Rage It Out written in orange letters on top of a hammer and baseball bat drawing. A black-and-yellow circle surrounds the writing. To the right is a corrugated metal shutter with the word 'entrance' written in green above it. On the right of the door is another, large bit of street art.

  19. Side-by-side images of Roy Hodgson smiling while wearing a grey suit, a white shirt and a red and blue spotted tie, and Lincoln City players celebrating in their lilac third kit

  20. A staff member at Live North East plays with a child while wearing a blue jumper which has the logo of Live Well North East on the black. Two parent watch from a distance after they have finished an exercise class.

  21. An exterior view of Alnwick Castle in Northumberland. A grey brick, turreted castle with long windows and archways

  22. The Gables Care home is a two-storey brick building on a residential road. The main building is slightly hidden behind trees but a sign reads The Gables Care Home.