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G20 dinner at 10 Downing Street

G20 leaders dinner: Barack Obama, Michelle Obama, Gordon Brown and Sarah Brown
Barack Obama, Michelle Obama, Gordon Brown and Sarah Brown before a G20 dinner at 10 Downing Street Photograph: Rex Features
G20 leaders dinner: Angela Merkel is greeted by Gordon Brown, as she arrives to a G20 dinner
German chancellor Angela Merkel is greeted by Gordon Brown, as she arrives to attend a G20 dinner Photograph: Steve Parsons/PA
G20 leaders dinner: Manmohan Singh and Gursharan Kaur are welcomed by Gordon and Sarah Brown
India's prime minister Manmohan Singh and his wife Gursharan Kaur are welcomed by Gordon Brown and his wife Sarah Photograph: Stephen Hird/Reuters
G20 leaders dinner: Nicolas Sarkozy is greeted by Gordon Brown
French president Nicolas Sarkozy is greeted by Gordon Brown Photograph: Christopher Furlong/Getty Images
G20 leaders dinner: Dame Kelly Holmes arrives at Downing Street
Dame Kelly Holmes arrives at Downing Street Photograph: Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images
G20 leaders dinner: JK Rowling arrives at Downing Street
Harry Potter author JK Rowling arrives at Downing Street Photograph: Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images
G20 leaders dinner: Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver carries out food
Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver carries out food Photograph: Reuters
G20 leaders dinner: G20 leaders attend a dinner at Downing Street
G20 leaders attend a dinner at Downing Street Photograph: Reuters
G20 leaders dinner: G20 delegates and guests
G20 delegates and guests Photograph: Getty Images
G20 leaders dinner: Barack Obama attends dinner at No10
Barack Obama attends dinner Photograph: Rex Features
G20 leaders dinner: Michelle Obama and other world leader guests attend dinner at No10
Michelle Obama, Sarah Brown and other world leaders' guests face the cameras Photograph: Rex Features
G20 leaders dinner: Security staff and members of the G20 entourages await the delegates
Security staff and members of the G20 entourages await the delegates as they emerge from dinner at Downing Street Photograph: Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images
G20 leaders dinner: Naomi Campbell leaves Downing Street
Model Naomi Campbell leaves Downing Street Photograph: Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images
G20 leaders dinner: Barack Obama and his wife Michelle leave the G20 dinner
Barack Obama and his wife Michelle leave the G20 dinner Photograph: Andrew Parsons/Reuters
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