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Thousands marching for Gay Pride Thousands take part in Gay Pride
(about 1 hour later)
Thousands of people have been marching through the streets of central London for the annual Gay Pride festival. Thousands of people have marched through the streets of central London for the annual Gay Pride festival.
Despite the rain, participants of the Pride London event have been walking from Baker Street to Trafalgar Square. Despite the rain, participants of the Pride London event walked from Baker Street to Trafalgar Square.
The march will be followed by entertainment in Trafalgar Square. Presenters will include actor John Barrowman and TV host Graham Norton. The march was followed by entertainment in the square which will continue till 2000 BST. Presenters include TV host Graham Norton and actor John Barrowman.
The event's organisers said despite Friday's bomb alerts, the parade would go ahead as normal.The event's organisers said despite Friday's bomb alerts, the parade would go ahead as normal.
Police are investigating two explosive devices found in cars in the city's West End.Police are investigating two explosive devices found in cars in the city's West End.
Business as usualBusiness as usual
Jason Pollock, chief executive of Pride London, told the BBC that after meetings with the Metropolitan Police it had been decided to keep the route as planned.Jason Pollock, chief executive of Pride London, told the BBC that after meetings with the Metropolitan Police it had been decided to keep the route as planned.
"As far as the Metropolitan Police is concerned it's business as usual as far as Pride is concerned," he said."As far as the Metropolitan Police is concerned it's business as usual as far as Pride is concerned," he said.
Ex-Savage Garden singer Darren Hayes and 1980s pop star Jimmy Somerville will take to the main stage in Trafalgar Square during the event. Those performing on the main stage in Trafalgar Square include ex-Savage Garden singer Darren Hayes and 1980s pop star Jimmy Somerville.
There will also be performances from West End shows Wicked and Andrew Lloyd Webber's Joseph.There will also be performances from West End shows Wicked and Andrew Lloyd Webber's Joseph.