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Photographs

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Photographs

The Downing Street, Westminster, Royal Navy, Buckingham Palace, London and polling station images are freely licensed photographs from Wikimedia Commons, resized for the web. Several are share-alike licensed, and one is Crown copyright released under the Open Government Licence: if you reuse them, the original licence travels with the image.

The parties sectionDiliffCC BY-SA 3.0File
News topic — immigration and asylumNilfanionCC BY-SA 4.0File
Front page hero — The Race for No.10Peter McDermottCC BY-SA 2.0File
News topic — economy and taxIt's No GameCC BY 2.0File
News topic — energy and environmentOriginal: Andy Dingley ; Edit: MuhammadCC BY-SA 3.0File
News topic — health and the NHSTony WebsterCC BY 2.0File
News topic — law and orderThe wubCC BY-SA 4.0File
Footer band / wide stripDiliffCC BY 3.0File
Elections pageChris480sCC0File
Threat levels sectionLA(Phot) Owen KingOGL v1.0File
Elections sectionChris Rycroft from Cambridge, Massachusetts, United StatesCC BY 2.0File

Portraits

Adrian Ramsay©House of Commons / Roger HarrisCC BY 3.0File
Alex Norris (British politician)©House of Commons / Jessica TaylorCC BY 3.0File
Andy BurnhamPrime Minister's OfficeOGL 3File
Angela EagleUK Home OfficeCC BY 2.0File
Angela RaynerSimon Dawson / No10 Downing StreetOGL 3File
Calum Miller©House of Commons / Roger HarrisCC BY 3.0File
Carla Denyer©House of Commons / Roger HarrisCC BY 3.0File
Chris BryantDepartment for Business and TradeOGL 3File
Chris Philp©House of CommonsCC BY 3.0File
Daisy Cooper©House of CommonsCC BY 3.0File
Douglas Alexander©House of Commons / Laurie NobleCC BY 3.0File
Ed Davey©House of CommonsCC BY 3.0File
Ed MilibandUK GovernmentCC BY 4.0File
Ellie ChownsLaurie NobleCC BY 3.0File
Hannah SpencerHouse of CommonsCC BY 3.0File
Heidi Alexander©House of Commons / Laurie NobleCC BY 3.0File
Helen Morgan (politician)©House of Commons / photography by Roger HarrisCC BY 3.0File
James Cartlidge©House of Commons / Laurie NobleCC BY 3.0File
James MacCleary©House of CommonsCC BY 3.0File
John HealeyLauren Hurley / No 10 Downing StreetOGL 3File
Jonathan ReynoldsAlecsandra Dragoi / No 10 Downing StreetOGL 3File
Kemi BadenochRoger HarrisCC BY 3.0File
Laura Trott (politician)Simon Dawson / No 10 Downing StreetOGL 3File
Lee Anderson©House of Commons / photography by Roger HarrisCC BY 3.0File
Lisa NandyLauren Hurley / No 10 Downing StreetOGL 3File
Louise HaighCabinet OfficeOGL 3File
Lucy PowellLauren Hurley / No 10 Downing StreetOGL 3File
Max Wilkinson©House of Commons / Laurie NobleCC BY 3.0File
Mel Stride©House of Commons / Laurie NobleCC BY 3.0File
Miatta FahnbullehUK GovernmentOGL 3File
Mothin Aligov.ukOGL 3File
Munira Wilson©House of Commons / Jessica TaylorCC BY 3.0File
Nick Timothy©House of Commons / Roger HarrisCC BY 3.0File
Nigel FarageLaurie NobleCC BY 3.0File
Pat McFaddenLauren Hurley / No 10 Downing StreetOGL 3File
Priti PatelSimon Dawson / No 10 Downing StreetCC BY 2.0File
Rachel MillwardRandomCommonsStuffCC0File
Richard Tice©House of Commons / Laurie NobleCC BY 3.0File
Robert Jenrick©House of Commons / photography by Roger HarrisCC BY 3.0File
Rupert Lowe©House of Commons / Laurie NobleCC BY 3.0File
Shabana MahmoodLauren Hurley / No 10 Downing StreetOGL 3File
Siân Berry©House of CommonsCC BY 3.0File
Stephen KinnockUK GovernmentOGL 3File
Stuart Andrew©House of Commons / photography by Roger HarrisCC BY 3.0File
Suella Braverman©House of Commons / Laurie NobleCC BY 3.0File
Wes StreetingMinistry of DefenceOGL 3File
Yvette CooperLauren Hurley / No 10 Downing StreetOGL 3File
Zack PolanskiBristol Green PartyCC0File
Zia YusufZ979CC0File

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