London launches bid to host WorldPride in 2032

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London launches bid to host WorldPride in 2032Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, The organisers of London's annual Pride march are leading the bidPublished6 minutes agoLondon has launched a bid to host WorldPride 2032, which would coincide with the 60th anniversary of the UK's first Pride march in the capital in 1972.The bid for the 10-day festival is led by Pride in London, entertainment hub Outernet London and UK Black Pride, with backing from City Hall.Organisers have started a global campaign inviting LGBTQ+ creatives to design the official logo outline for the bid.The winning design - which carries a £3,000 prize - will be filled with thousands of photographs submitted by LGBTQ+ individuals and allies worldwide, "creating one living symbol of Pride", organisers said.

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