Labour supporters celebrate another gain from the Liberal Democrats in SheffieldPhotograph: Asadour Guzelian/GuzelianDisconsolate Liberal Democrat supporters at the Sheffield local election countPhotograph: Asadour Guzelian/GuzelianThe Scottish Labour party leader of Glasgow city council, Gordon Matheson, celebrates with supporters as results are read out Photograph: David Moir/Reuters
Labour leader, Ed Miliband, is congratulated by supporters in Birmingham after his party made big gainsPhotograph: Darren Staples/ReutersDavid Cameron and Conservative co-chair Lady Warsi (left) speak with workers at the party's headquarters in London after polls closed in local electionsPhotograph: ReutersProfessor Pongoo aka Mike Ferrigan who has won more votes than the Liberal Democrats in the local elections in Pentland Hills ward, EdinburghPhotograph: Ali Tibbitt/ STVA Boris Johnson supporter talks on the phone at a vote counting centre at Alexandra PalacePhotograph: Peter Macdiarmid/Getty ImagesStaff at Olympia in London prepare to count the votesPhotograph: Stefan Rousseau/PAAn official prepares ballots for countingPhotograph: Peter Macdiarmid/Getty ImagesStaff at Olympia in London prepare to start the countPhotograph: Stefan Rousseau/PAThe count at Olympia in LondonPhotograph: Stefan Rousseau/PARespect party leader, George Galloway, with supporters at the party's Bradford HQ after they won five seats on the Bradford councilPhotograph: Dave Higgens/PACandidates watch as votes are counted at the Oasis Leisure Centre in SwindonPhotograph: Tim Ireland/PAA volunteer dashes in with the first ballot boxes for the count in SunderlandPhotograph: Craig Connor/North News & Pictures LtdCounting of votes gets under way at the Richard Dunn Sports Centre in BradfordPhotograph: Anna Gowthorpe/PAVotes are emptied from a ballot box in BradfordPhotograph: Anna Gowthorpe/PAScrutineers watch votes being counted at the Richard Dunn Sports Centre in BradfordPhotograph: Anna Gowthorpe/PAThe London mayor, Boris Johnson, talks to the media outside a polling station with his wife, Marina Wheeler, after casting his vote in IslingtonPhotograph: Leon Neal/AFP/Getty ImagesLabour's London mayoral candidate, Ken Livingstone, leaves with his wife, Emma Beal, children and dog, Coco, after casting his vote at Mora primary schoolPhotograph: Rosie Hallam/Getty ImagesThe prime minister, David Cameron, and his wife, Samantha, leave a polling station at Methodist Central Hall, WestminsterPhotograph: Peter Macdiarmid/Getty ImagesThe deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg, leaves Park Hill community centre after voting in his constituency in Stannington, SheffieldPhotograph: Christopher Furlong/Getty ImagesThe Labour leader, Ed Miliband, and his wife, Justine, arrive at their local polling stationPhotograph: Stefan Rousseau/PAGeorge Gallowy MP campaigns on the Respect party's double decker bus in Little Horton wardPhotograph: Christopher ThomondHumza Yousaf, a member of the Scottish parliament for the Scottish National party, gets the vote out at Corkerhill in GlasgowPhotograph: Murdo MacLeodGlen the terrier yawns as his owners go to vote at the local polling station at Pencaitland, Scotland Photograph: Murdo MacLeodBoris Johnson talks to a commuter on an escalator on the London Underground after casting his vote in the local electionsPhotograph: Leon Neal/AFP/Getty ImagesNicola Sturgeon, deputy leader of the Scottish National party, casts her vote at Broomhouse Halls polling station in GlasgowPhotograph: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty ImagesA voter leaves Berryknowe Resource Centre polling station in GlasgowPhotograph: Danny Lawson/PAA young couple kiss before entering a polling station in north LondonPhotograph: Leon Neal/AFP/Getty ImagesAn electoral staff member protects a polling station sign from the rain at Haven Christian Centre in DerbyPhotograph: Rui Vieira/PAVoters arrive at St Paul's church polling station in BirminghamPhotograph: David Jones/PAVoters leave a polling station at Grange Hall community centre in Littleover, DerbyPhotograph: Rui Vieira/PAGreen party volunteer Caroline Russell and Labour party volunteer Asha Abdi wait for voters outside St Thomas' church hall in Highbury, north LondonPhotograph: Rosie Hallam/Getty Images
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