Lost tools in Develop mode

I have lost my Spot Removal, Crop Tool that appeared underneath my photos in Develop mode and I cannot reinstall them.
Can anyone please help me to restore them.
Many thanks
DAVINA

wrong one indeed, but it's also Friday in Ireland! I hope the original poster sees the answer, amid this clutter...

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