Thousands cheer on city's Pride parade
The annual celebration of the LGBTQ+ community attracted thousands of supporters
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Thousands of people, many dressed in rainbow colours, have taken part in this year's Leeds Pride event.
Earlier, a parade meandered through the city, heading down the Headrow and passing Kirkgate Market, before finishing near Lower Briggate.
West Yorkshire Mayor Tracy Brabin joined people representing the armed forces, emergency services and businesses, as hundreds more watch on.
The parade featured live music, drag artists and a huge rainbow flag, which was carried through the streets.
The route of the parade took in much of the city centre
The streets were awash with colour
People wore a variety of outfits for the occasion, with many showing the rainbow flag
The parade began at noon
People from the emergency services and the armed forces were represented
People of all ages got involved in the day
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