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In Pictures: Britons go to the polls

The public and party leaders alike are heading to polling stations in a wide range of venues.

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The public, party leaders and even the occasional celebrity have been pictured arriving to cast their votes in the General Election.

Polling stations have been set up in a variety of venues, from schools and village halls to pubs, caravans and even a laundrette.

Rishi Sunak and his wife Akshata Murty walking hand-in-hand to a polling station
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and his wife Akshata Murty arrive to cast their votes at Kirby Sigston Village Hall in Northallerton (Owen Humphreys/PA)
A protester dressed as a bear stands outside a polling station
A protester outside Willingham Close TRA Hall polling station (James Manning/PA)
A dog looks at a polling station in a temporary building
A polling station in a temporary building in Andover, Hampshire (Andrew Matthews/PA)
A man leaves a polling station in a laundrette
Candidates in Oxford will be hoping to clean up at this polling station in a laundrette (Jacob King/PA)
Charles Dance waits in line outside a polling station
It’s a far cry from Westeros as Game Of Thrones actor Charles Dance waits in line in Willingham Close (James Manning/PA)
A dog in a pram outside a polling station in a church
Voters could get divine inspiration in this polling station at St James’ Church in Goldenacre, Edinburgh (Jane Barlow/PA)
A polling station sign outside a cemetery
A polling station at Magdalen Hill Cemetery near Winchester (Andrew Matthews/PA)
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