The annual LGBTQ+ festival and parade is held each summer
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Rita Ora on stage at Trafalgar Square
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An attender in colourful attire
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Sadiq Khan, the mayor of London, leads the Pride parade
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The Sapphic Riders take part in the parade
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Crowds in Piccadilly Circus
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‘The Queen’ is greeted by wellwishers
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Preparations before the annual Pride parade
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Victims of discrimination, who are fighting convictions in countries where it is illegal to be gay, join the parade under the slogan We are Not Criminals
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Peter Tatchell speaks into a megaphone in solidarity with Ugandan LGBTQ+ people. Homosexuality remains illegal in Uganda
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Members of the LGBTQ+ community take part in the annual Pride parade
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Crowds in Piccadilly Circus
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Pride in London began in 1972 as a protest to bring attention to the LGBT community
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The FA staff and friends attend the parade
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About 35,000 people were expected to march this year, making the event the largest in London to date
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