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    Simon Harmer drops a catch against Surrey

  2. Image shows a train stopped on a railway line, with fields on either side. An official in a hi-vis jacket can be seen standing in front of it.

  3. Close-up portrait of Carl Williamson, wearing a dark, hooded sweatshirt, seated in an outdoor restaurant or bar area. Warm evening lighting, parasols and other diners are visible in the background.

  4. Alex Worsick wearing a blue uniform stands with arms crossed beside a Northern train at a station platform. The white train features large windows and the Northern logo on the side, with station buildings reflected in the glass.

  5. Sam Parkin, Final Score EFL pundit

  6. Image shows a field in which police vehicles, an ambulance and a fire engine can be seen.

  7. Heckingbottom hurt by Preston defeat

    Heckingbottom: 'That one hurts, I'll be honest'

    Preston boss Paul Heckingbottom admitted the 1-0 defeat at Charlton was tough to take.

    Karlan Grant's goal was enough to give the Addicks the points.

    "That one hurts, I'll be honest. I felt we were in a really good place before the goal, controlling the game," Heckingbottom told BBC Radio Lancashire.

    "I would have liked to carry more threat, but we still had the best chances. And we should do better with the goal. We know that.

    "But they (Charlton) are willing the ball into the net, whether it's the centre-backs at set-plays or on the counter - a scruffy goal like that.

    "For all the control we had, we haven't got that killer instinct at the top end of the pitch at the minute. That's the difference. That's what's cost us today.

    "There were some good individual performances. It's not one of those where I'm coming off saying anyone's had a bad game.

    "Large parts of the performance were good. But like I've said many times, the game's about winning both boxes."

  8. A participant wearing a white racing helmet drives a homemade soapbox-style cart along a course lined with straw bales. Spectators watch from behind orange safety barriers, while a chequered flag is waved in the background. The road is covered with scattered straw.

  9. Covers on at New Road

  10. Black-and-white photograph of Tom Finney sliding on the pitch in his white Preston North End shirt. He creates a massive splash of water around him.

  11. Worcestershire's South African fast bowler Beyers Swanepoel in his delivery stride

  12. Man in Black shorts and thigh high black boots with high heels on a pole dancing pole

  13. Fi Morris tossing the ball as she prepares to bowl for Lancashire

  14. Caleb Wiley in action for Watford during a loan spell last season

  15. Burnley make Giles offer

    BBC Radio Humberside sports editor Mike White picture byline banner graphic

    A Hull City club source tells me that Burnley have made an offer for Ryan Giles but "an answer hasn't been given" in response to that.

    Giles was, I'm told, on the club's list of players who were under consideration for being moved on prior to last week's Man Utd win.

    Listen to talk about Hull City every Monday to Friday on Humberside Sport at 18:00 and subscribe to our dedicated Hull City page on BBC Sounds for all the latest Tigers interviews, discussion and special features.

  16. A protester in a high-vis jacket holds a placard which reads: 'STOP THE STINK' in capital letters.

  17. A close-up press photo of Fatboy Slim. He is wearing a hat and looking directing into the camera.

  18. A side by side image of worried looking Mark Robins and a dejected Nuno

  19. A crowd of people looking towards a stage with purple lighting at a previous switch-on event

  20. Main entrance to Blackpool Victoria Hospital, showing a modern glass-fronted building with a blue hospital sign displaying directions to departments including the Women's & Children's Unit, Maternity Unit and main entrance.

  21. Stan Mills in action for Oxford United, wearing the club's yellow home shirt

  22. A wet Edgbaston with the covers on

  23. Pick of the stats: Charlton Athletic v Preston North End

    The Charlton Athletic and Preston North End club crests side by side

    Charlton Athletic are one of only three sides with a 100% record in the Championship after the opening two games of the season.

    Preston North End are among four sides yet to register a single point, although Southampton are bottom of the table having started the season with a four-point deduction.

    • Charlton have lost five of their past seven home league games against Preston (W1 D1), failing to score in four of those matches.

    • Preston have won each of their past six league games against Charlton, their longest ongoing winning run against any current Championship side.

    • After beating Derby County and West Ham United so far this season, Charlton will be hoping to win their opening three matches of a second-tier campaign for just the second time in club history after the 1992-93 season.

    • Preston won their last away league game in London 2-1 against Charlton in April and will be looking to win consecutive such matches for the first time since October 2020.

    • Preston boss Paul Heckingbottom is unbeaten in four previous league meetings with Charlton manager Nathan Jones (W3 D1), only facing Nigel Pearson and Dean Smith (5 each) more times without losing in England's top four tiers.