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    1. Dr Andrew Birley, a middle-aged man with a shaved head and glasses - wearing a black polo shirt and brown trousers - holding the sculpture. It is a warm beige rock in the shape of a humanoid figure with pupil-less eyes. It holds a long curving object in one hand and a circular object in the other. Although the edges of its body seem to have become rough and worn-down, the face of the figure is instantly identifiable.

    • Three large brown and white cows with white ear tags stands side on with its head turned towards the camera. They are standing in a grass field with trees behind it. The three are next to each other behind a fence. They are looking at the camera and have white heads. The furthest left one has a slightly brown coat, whereas the other have black coats and are smaller.

    • A dance hall filled with people of all different ages, some dressed in colourful outfits and even face paint, many with their arms up in the air.

    • Joan Airey is sitting in the front seat of a helicopter and smiling brightly at the camera. She has short, white hair and is wearing a large green headset. A man is poking his head out from behind her.

    • Alfie Patterson, a middle-aged man wearing an England football shirt, sitting in his garden. England flags are draped on the walls and across the chairs. They are also are draped over the tables and from bunting above him. An England flag has been painted on the decking.

    • Amateur paintings and drawings which have been stuck to a banner, based on the events of the General Strike in the North East of England. Words and phrases adorn some of the artwork, such as "Coal or Dole" , "Left Behind for Money", and "Broken Lines". Most of the artwork depicts miners or railway immagery, in commemoration of the accidental derailing of a passenger train during the strike, which occured when striking miners sabotaged a local rail line to try and stop a coal train reaching its destination.

    • Close up of Sam Rushworth smiling at looking at the camera. He is standing in front of Big Ben and Parliament which has some scaffolding on. It is a grey day and he is standing on some grass near the the Gothic Revival structures.

    • A photo from the Ball Hockey World Championship this year. Iona, wearing a protective cage-helmet on her head and a white jersey adorned by red and blue stripes, is lunging towards the small, orange ball with her stick. But to her left, an opponent in all black kit also dives forward, as they fight for possession.

    • A small, brown toad with bulbous, black eyes on a mossy gravel path.

    • Erling Haaland with his arms in the air and looking happy and confident. He has long blonde hair and is wearing a red and blue striped Norway top.

    • A funeral cortege arrives at Newcastle Cathedral as rows of police officers stand in formation, with mourners gathered outside the church during a ceremonial service. It is a sunny day. Attendees stand on the edge of the square in front of the cathedral, with clergy waiting for the cortege in the centre of the plaza.

    • Caravans are parked across a mown lawn of grass, with a path running through it. Behind them is the Spanish City venue, an elaborate, white building with a dome roof.

    • A general view of Brunton Park. A corner flag with the Carlisle United crest on it can be seen with the main stand at the stadium with blue seats with CUFC written in white seats behind.

    • Lindsay Atkinson is wearing a white shirt and is smiling at the camera. He is standing in front of wood panelling.

    • A ruffled nest with bird feather is lying by a pile of building work debris.

    • Rows of solar panels on a green field. The sun is setting on the horizon.

    • David Charles, who is wearing black thin-rimmed glasses and a navy blue polo shirt with the NELSAM logo of the museum, is standing next to Victoria Richardson, who is wearing a light grey shirt. They are both standing on ballast in front of the vandalised Metro car, which has been painted in pink, green and blue graffiti bubble writing spelling the word ERICS.

    • Four people, viewed from behind, canoeing on a lake. Green hills can be seen beyond the water.

    • Bruno Guimaraes wearing Newcastle's black and white striped kit

    • Katy Colquhoun in front of her shop, which has the windows smashed and security fencing around it. She has red hair tied back and a fringe. She wears glasses with a blue frame and sports a grey t-shirt. She is looking at the camera with a serious expression. The grooming parlour appears to occupy the bottom right (as you look at it) section of a huge, relatively modern two-storey detached house, with a white UPVC front door to the left, but it is in fact part of a small row of shops, unseen behind it. It has a large parking area or drive in front.

    • A lynx looking straight into the camera. It has bright orange eyes and brown, white and black fluffy fur. It looks to be lying down with its paws in front of it.

    • Sean Steur

    • Front view of a historic red-brick and stone building with symmetrical windows, a columned entrance, and a green copper dome, set among mature trees.

    • Close-up image of a Northern train at a station platform. The carriages have a white livery with "Northern" in blue lettering.