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  1. Dave Budd is looking at the camera and smiling very slightly. He has short, greying hair and is wearing a dark suit and a striped shirt with a tie.

  2. Crowds of people line the area in front of the water. There are fireworks going off overhead. They look like blue lines intersecting as they rise. The sky is also dotted with golden sprays of light.

  3. Will Lankshear (left) with his back to the photo gets a pat on the head from head coach Kim Hellberg. Lankshear is wearing Middlesbrough's special navy kit for their 150th anniversary match v Wolves. Hellberg is wearing a maroon zip-up jumper.

  4. Pete Wild during a game as Fleetwood manager

  5. Mugshot of Jack Crannage. He has a thick dark beard, black glasses and is balding with thick dark hair.

  6. A road leading to the entrance of Hartlepool Hospital. There are two blue signs and on one of them it says there is no A&E. The hospital s in the background and is spread across two or three buildings.

  7. 'Lankshear destined for international recognition'

    Adam Cottier
    BBC Radio 5Live reporter at the Riverside

    Middlesbrough's Will Lankshear throws his fist in the air in celebration of his goal against Charlton Athletic on SaturdayShutterstock

    With so much already said about Will Lankshear's form this season, it's a little hard to know what to add as his goals tally accelerates at a rate of knots seldom seen in the second tier.

    Comparisons to a young Harry Kane are understandable because of his time at Spurs and his willingness to progress his career in the EFL.

    But Lankshear is more than finding his way - he's flourishing - and there's an aura about his presence in Middlesbrough's attack that's impossible to ignore.

    His latest two goals came as the league leaders played with astute authority against Charlton, if not at their best, ahead of two away games in the coming week.

    And they were good goals too - a clever clip over the goalkeeper for his first and a powerful accurate 20-yard effort for his second. Both goals labelled him as a supremely confident and agile striker.

    Accuracy is the key word with the Boro number seven.

    Lankshear appears to possess great positional sense and distinct awareness of where the goal is and what he needs to do with a particular attempt - the mark of all great strikers. There was little hesitation when presented with his two big chances on Saturday.

    Fifteen goals in all competitions is an outstanding number to have reached before the end of October and Middlesbrough look to have quelled any concerns that they cannot be in this promotion race for the long haul.

    They are exciting, creative and solid at the back - and in Lankshear they have a young Englishman surely destined to get senior international recognition in the not-too-distant future.

  8. A grey metal sign on a wall reads 'Aycliffe Business Park' next to a path leading into an industrial estate. A row of trees are growing behind the wall with the sign attached to it. A black car is driving out of the estate.

  9. A smiling blonde Jenny Truefitt wears a colourful jewelled headband and a bright blue top. She has blue eyes, gold earrings and bright pink-red lipstick. She smiles directly at the camera. Behind her is an elegant interior with ornate screens and a tall green plant.

  10. An elderly lady is wheeled along a busy hospital corridor in a wheelchair, with mask-wearing staff present

  11. A beautifully painted pebble showing an owl flying over a farm with a full moon behind it and stars. Behind the hand holding the pebble is the out of focus front of a cathedral.

  12. Yang the cat, who has light ginger fur and piercing green eyes, is in the arms of his owner Glynis, who is wearing a blue hoodie. They are sitting in a room which looks like a lounge.

  13. An aerial view of a large grey and black warehouse building with car parks on both sides of the building. The building has a shorter section on the left and adds an extra storey for the main area. Another separate warehouse is in the background over a small road from the main facility.

  14. Aaron McLean, Final Score EFL pundit

  15. Middlesbrough's Sebastian Berhalter reacts after win over Charlton

    Middlesbrough midfielder Sebastian Berhalter spoke to BBC Radio Tees after the win against Charlton. For a written selection of his quotes, click here

    Berhalter: Boro were 'professional' against Charlton

  16. National League matchball

  17. Will Lankshear (right) scores for Middlesbrough

  18. A man in his early 40s standing in a snowy climate. He has a black coat on with its hood up.

  19. Close up shot of about seven pumpkins of varying size put on some hay outside. In the background are steps and hedges. The sun is shining.

  20. A composite image of two men. On the left, Abu Ali is middle-aged and has well-trimmed black hair and beard. He is wearing a blue suit jacket over a light pink shirt. He is smiling and standing in front of a paned window. Outside, windows on two floors of the building across the street are in view, the upper floor seeming to be part of a roof conversion. Lee Halpin is pictured close up against a wall of modern art. He has short spiky dark hair and is wearing a black top.

  21. Custody image of Alby Hunt. He is looking into the camera. He has fair hair and is wearing a grey jacket.

  22. Boro hierarchy sign new 'long-term contracts'

    A view of Middlesbrough's Riverside Stadium from pitch level on the halfway line with the club's crest in the foregroundGetty Images

    Middlesbrough have announced head of football Kieran Scott and and head of recruitment Chris Jones have signed new "long-term contracts" to continue at the club.

    Scott was appointed as head of football in August 2021 and was the key man in replacing Rob Edwards with current head coach Kim Hellberg when the former left for Wolverhampton Wanderers last November.

    Jones, meanwhile, has impressed supporters with the signings he has helped bring in through the door at the Riverside Stadium this summer.

    Boro signed 12 new players, including defender Ashley Phillips and striker Will Lankshear from Tottenham Hotspur, goalkeeper Radek Vitek from Manchester United, as well as Amario Cozier-Duberry on a season-long loan from Brighton, who have all made a big impact as the club currently sit top of the Championship.

    The club also confirmed the appointment of Paul Watson as their new chief technical officer having arrived from Brentford.

    "I'm delighted to sign a new contract and along with Chris we are excited about the future," Scott said.

    "Bringing Paul in is a real coup for us. His focus is on the technical and data side of things, and he comes here with a successful background at Luton, Swansea and Brentford."

  23. Hartlepool United boss Pete Wild applauding after a match

  24. Barry Faulkner Jnr and Barry Faulkner Snr are sitting side-by-side in the BBC Radio Tees studio and smiling at the camera. Faulkner Jnr, on the left, has short brown hair and is wearing a grey top. Faulkner Snr has mid-length grey hair and is wearing a dark yellow/brown jumper. There is a purple, branded microphone in front of them.