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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
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Pride London parade attracts thousands - in pictures

Gay pride: Gay Pride parade in London
A participant in gold makes their way along the parade Photograph: Karel Prinsloo/EPA
Gay pride: A member of the Gay and Lesbian community celebrates at the Pride London parade
A patriotic marcher on the Pride London parade
Photograph: Andrew Cowie/AFP/Getty Images
Gay pride: Gay Pride parade in London
Members of the Royal Navy march behind a costumed participant Photograph: Karel Prinsloo/EPA
Gay pride: Participants pose with police during the annual Pride London parade
Revellers pose with police during the annual Pride London parade Photograph: Olivia Harris/Reuters
World Pride London: Members of the Gay and Lesbian community
Two bad girls parade through London Photograph: Andrew Cowie/AFP/Getty Images
Gay pride: Gay Pride parade in London
Participants wear colourful costumes during the annual parade Photograph: Karel Prinsloo/EPA
Gay pride: Members of the Gay and Lesbian community
A man in an extravagent costume joins in with the festivities Photograph: Andrew Cowie/AFP/Getty Images
Gay pride: Members of the Gay and Lesbian community
Protests against racism and homophobia featured alongside the festivities Photograph: Andrew Cowie/AFP/Getty Images
Gay pride: Gay Pride parade in London
Members of the armed forces participate in the parade Photograph: Karel Prinsloo/EPA
Gay pride: Participants from the military take part in the annual Pride London parade
A clash of uniforms on the parade Photograph: Olivia Harris/Reuters
World Pride London: A members of the Gay and Lesbian community parades through London
A drag queen at the London parade Photograph: Andrew Cowie/AFP/Getty Images
World Pride London: Gay Pride parade in London
A participant wears a colorful costume Photograph: Karel Prinsloo/EPA
World Pride London: Gay and lesbian members of the British armed forces parade through London
Gay and lesbian members of the British armed forces parade through London Photograph: Andrew Cowie/AFP/Getty Images
World Pride London: The rainbow flag flies abve the Cabinet Office in central London
The rainbow flag flies abve the Cabinet Office in central London Photograph: Carl Court/AFP/Getty Images
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