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  1. Family photo of Fraser. He is wearing a white T-shirt and glasses

  2. A woman sitting in a motorised wheelchair, she is smiling at the camera. She is wearing a red jumper and red and white check shirt

  3. Protesters against welfare cuts at a demonstration in Bedford Square in Exeter

  4. Christopher Smalley, 54, has a mainly bald head, with some dark hair on the sides of his head. He is sitting in a mobility scooter and behind him is a town square, with benches and cars passing on the nearby roadway.

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    Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer stands and points in the House of Commons.

  6. Charlie Lincoln has short wavy hair. She is standing outside and is wearing a black T-shirt which says Spoonie in white writing. She is wearing glasses and is looking directly at the camera and is smiling.

  7. A sign with the words 'Disabled badge holders only' on, in front of a stone wall.

  8. Architect's computer image of the proposed Foxwood Academy extension, a low-rise building in a rough Y shape

  9. A treated image of a cap reading 'make America healthy again'

  10. Jazz Turner cries when she meets her parents onboard the boat called Fear.

  11. Rear view of elementary students attending a class in the classroom. - stock photo

  12. Three women sitting down hugging each other with bright smiles in a meeting room.

    13. Rosie Jones speaking on the Laura Kuenssberg show.

    • A young woman with blonde hair and an extravagent headress made of flowers watches Supergrass at the Glastonbury Festival. She also has elaborate designs painted on her face

    • Jude stands in front of a mossy wall, facing another character whose face we can't see. It is Detective Inspector Max Arnold, played by Adrian Scarborough, who has ginger hair and wears a green coat. Jude wears a blue t-shirt and navy collared jacket, with a brown satchel strap across his body. He had brown hair swept over to one side.

    • Karl Flood sat in his wheelchair outside of Rum Shack at Glastonbury Festival. It is a large green building with five arches and pillars at the front. The words Rum Shack are on the roof

    • Two school girls feet moving along a pavement. They are both wearing black shoes and a summer dress.

    • A crowd of people protesting, holding up signs which read things like "care not cuts" and "cut war not welfare".

    • A women with blonde hair and wearing a grey t-shirt looks towards her12-year-old son, who is strapped into a wheelchair. He has brown hair and is wearing a blue jumper.

    • Will Alonso wearing a dark grey cap and a green T-shirt underneath a black zip up sweatshirt. He is smiling at the camera, standing on the orange-red track at the stadium. Beside him are some of the adaptable bikes.

    • A blue and yellow boat on a canal with a number of people, one of them in a wheelchair, waving from the towpath

    • Women wearing sunglasses and hi-vis stands next to a man with sunglasses and hi-vis in front of an Oxfam stand in a field

    • Ethan and his grandmother Isobel Woodhead holding yellow placards outside the Education Authority's HQ in Belfast. Ethan has short, blonde hair which is swept across his forehead. His placard reads: "Education is a right, it shouldn't have to be a fight. #Equality. Ms Woodhead has short, grey hair and is wearing a navy rain mac decorated with white stars over a white top.

    • A group of people are gathered around a wooden table in a a café area. The table is decorated with bright, fresh flowers and plates of cookies, suggesting a friendly, social gathering. In the background, shelves hold neatly arranged cups and saucers, and colourful banners celebrating Pride Month hang from the ceiling. The people are engaged in conversation, with the minister, who is listening intently.