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'THE BOURN HALL BABY PARTY' CELEBRATING 25 YEARS OF IVF AT BOURN HALL FERTILTY CLINIC, CAMBRIDGE, BRITAIN - 26 JUL 2003
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'THE BOURN HALL BABY PARTY' CELEBRATING 25 YEARS OF IVF AT BOURN HALL FERTILTY CLINIC, CAMBRIDGE, BRITAIN - 26 JUL 2003
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Professor Robert Edwards,who pioneered IVF treatment
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Louise Brown first UK Test Tube Baby at Birth
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Born July 1978
Pictured - Mother - Lesley Brown (FOTO: DUKAS/PA PHOTOS)
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Test tube sisters Louise Brown and Natalie Brown with their parents Lesley and John Brown, who had been trying to conceive for nine years without success.
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The Worlds First Test Tube Baby, Louise Brown, Britain - 09 Oct 1978
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Brian Bould / Daily Mail / Rex Features (889638a)
Louise Brown with her mother Lesley
The Worlds First Test Tube Baby, Louise Brown, Britain - 09 Oct 1978
The worlds first test tube baby Louise Brown (now Mrs Wesley Mullinder) with her mother Lesley, she was born on the 25th July 1978.
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The World's First Test-tube Baby Louise Brown with parents Lesley and John, Britain - 16 Aug 1978
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31-year-old Lesley and 38-year-old John parents of Louise Brown, the World's First Test-tube baby
The World's First Test-tube Baby Louise Brown with parents Lesley and John, Britain - 16 Aug 1978
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Older new mum Jackie Brown with her 3 year old daughter Charlotte and her husband Steve. According to NHS statistics, the number of women in the UK having babies after their 40th birthday has trebled in the past 20 years. Almost 25,600 babies were born to women over 40 last year compared to 9,336 in 1989. This is the biggest rise in any age group and means Britain has one of the highest birth rates for older women in the world, with 3.8 per cent of babies born to mothers over 40. The average age at which a woman in the UK starts a family hit 30 last year - an increase of almost two years since 1995.
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Older new mum Jackie Brown with her 3 year old daughter Charlotte and her husband Steve. According to NHS statistics, the number of women in the UK having babies after their 40th birthday has trebled in the past 20 years. Almost 25,600 babies were born to women over 40 last year compared to 9,336 in 1989. This is the biggest rise in any age group and means Britain has one of the highest birth rates for older women in the world, with 3.8 per cent of babies born to mothers over 40. The average age at which a woman in the UK starts a family hit 30 last year - an increase of almost two years since 1995.
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Older new mum Jackie Brown with her 3 year old daughter Charlotte and her husband Steve. According to NHS statistics, the number of women in the UK having babies after their 40th birthday has trebled in the past 20 years. Almost 25,600 babies were born to women over 40 last year compared to 9,336 in 1989. This is the biggest rise in any age group and means Britain has one of the highest birth rates for older women in the world, with 3.8 per cent of babies born to mothers over 40. The average age at which a woman in the UK starts a family hit 30 last year - an increase of almost two years since 1995.
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Older new mum Jackie Brown with her 3 year old daughter Charlotte and her husband Steve. According to NHS statistics, the number of women in the UK having babies after their 40th birthday has trebled in the past 20 years. Almost 25,600 babies were born to women over 40 last year compared to 9,336 in 1989. This is the biggest rise in any age group and means Britain has one of the highest birth rates for older women in the world, with 3.8 per cent of babies born to mothers over 40. The average age at which a woman in the UK starts a family hit 30 last year - an increase of almost two years since 1995.
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Older new mum Jackie Brown with her 3 year old daughter Charlotte and her husband Steve. According to NHS statistics, the number of women in the UK having babies after their 40th birthday has trebled in the past 20 years. Almost 25,600 babies were born to women over 40 last year compared to 9,336 in 1989. This is the biggest rise in any age group and means Britain has one of the highest birth rates for older women in the world, with 3.8 per cent of babies born to mothers over 40. The average age at which a woman in the UK starts a family hit 30 last year - an increase of almost two years since 1995.
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Older new mum Jackie Brown with her 3 year old daughter Charlotte and her husband Steve. According to NHS statistics, the number of women in the UK having babies after their 40th birthday has trebled in the past 20 years. Almost 25,600 babies were born to women over 40 last year compared to 9,336 in 1989. This is the biggest rise in any age group and means Britain has one of the highest birth rates for older women in the world, with 3.8 per cent of babies born to mothers over 40. The average age at which a woman in the UK starts a family hit 30 last year - an increase of almost two years since 1995.
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Older new mum Jackie Brown with her 3 year old daughter Charlotte and her husband Steve. According to NHS statistics, the number of women in the UK having babies after their 40th birthday has trebled in the past 20 years. Almost 25,600 babies were born to women over 40 last year compared to 9,336 in 1989. This is the biggest rise in any age group and means Britain has one of the highest birth rates for older women in the world, with 3.8 per cent of babies born to mothers over 40. The average age at which a woman in the UK starts a family hit 30 last year - an increase of almost two years since 1995.
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Older new mum Jackie Brown with her 3 year old daughter Charlotte and her husband Steve. According to NHS statistics, the number of women in the UK having babies after their 40th birthday has trebled in the past 20 years. Almost 25,600 babies were born to women over 40 last year compared to 9,336 in 1989. This is the biggest rise in any age group and means Britain has one of the highest birth rates for older women in the world, with 3.8 per cent of babies born to mothers over 40. The average age at which a woman in the UK starts a family hit 30 last year - an increase of almost two years since 1995.
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Older new mum Jackie Brown with her 3 year old daughter Charlotte and her husband Steve. According to NHS statistics, the number of women in the UK having babies after their 40th birthday has trebled in the past 20 years. Almost 25,600 babies were born to women over 40 last year compared to 9,336 in 1989. This is the biggest rise in any age group and means Britain has one of the highest birth rates for older women in the world, with 3.8 per cent of babies born to mothers over 40. The average age at which a woman in the UK starts a family hit 30 last year - an increase of almost two years since 1995.
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Older new mum Jackie Brown with her 3 year old daughter Charlotte and her husband Steve. According to NHS statistics, the number of women in the UK having babies after their 40th birthday has trebled in the past 20 years. Almost 25,600 babies were born to women over 40 last year compared to 9,336 in 1989. This is the biggest rise in any age group and means Britain has one of the highest birth rates for older women in the world, with 3.8 per cent of babies born to mothers over 40. The average age at which a woman in the UK starts a family hit 30 last year - an increase of almost two years since 1995.
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Older new mum Jackie Brown with her 3 year old daughter Charlotte and her husband Steve. According to NHS statistics, the number of women in the UK having babies after their 40th birthday has trebled in the past 20 years. Almost 25,600 babies were born to women over 40 last year compared to 9,336 in 1989. This is the biggest rise in any age group and means Britain has one of the highest birth rates for older women in the world, with 3.8 per cent of babies born to mothers over 40. The average age at which a woman in the UK starts a family hit 30 last year - an increase of almost two years since 1995.
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Older new mum Jackie Brown with her 3 year old daughter Charlotte and her husband Steve. According to NHS statistics, the number of women in the UK having babies after their 40th birthday has trebled in the past 20 years. Almost 25,600 babies were born to women over 40 last year compared to 9,336 in 1989. This is the biggest rise in any age group and means Britain has one of the highest birth rates for older women in the world, with 3.8 per cent of babies born to mothers over 40. The average age at which a woman in the UK starts a family hit 30 last year - an increase of almost two years since 1995.
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Older new mum Jackie Brown with her 3 year old daughter Charlotte and her husband Steve. According to NHS statistics, the number of women in the UK having babies after their 40th birthday has trebled in the past 20 years. Almost 25,600 babies were born to women over 40 last year compared to 9,336 in 1989. This is the biggest rise in any age group and means Britain has one of the highest birth rates for older women in the world, with 3.8 per cent of babies born to mothers over 40. The average age at which a woman in the UK starts a family hit 30 last year - an increase of almost two years since 1995.
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Older new mum Jackie Brown with her 3 year old daughter Charlotte and her husband Steve. According to NHS statistics, the number of women in the UK having babies after their 40th birthday has trebled in the past 20 years. Almost 25,600 babies were born to women over 40 last year compared to 9,336 in 1989. This is the biggest rise in any age group and means Britain has one of the highest birth rates for older women in the world, with 3.8 per cent of babies born to mothers over 40. The average age at which a woman in the UK starts a family hit 30 last year - an increase of almost two years since 1995.
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Older new mum Jackie Brown with her 3 year old daughter Charlotte and her husband Steve. According to NHS statistics, the number of women in the UK having babies after their 40th birthday has trebled in the past 20 years. Almost 25,600 babies were born to women over 40 last year compared to 9,336 in 1989. This is the biggest rise in any age group and means Britain has one of the highest birth rates for older women in the world, with 3.8 per cent of babies born to mothers over 40. The average age at which a woman in the UK starts a family hit 30 last year - an increase of almost two years since 1995.
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Older new mum Jackie Brown with her 3 year old daughter Charlotte and her husband Steve. According to NHS statistics, the number of women in the UK having babies after their 40th birthday has trebled in the past 20 years. Almost 25,600 babies were born to women over 40 last year compared to 9,336 in 1989. This is the biggest rise in any age group and means Britain has one of the highest birth rates for older women in the world, with 3.8 per cent of babies born to mothers over 40. The average age at which a woman in the UK starts a family hit 30 last year - an increase of almost two years since 1995.
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Older new mum Jackie Brown with her 3 year old daughter Charlotte and her husband Steve. According to NHS statistics, the number of women in the UK having babies after their 40th birthday has trebled in the past 20 years. Almost 25,600 babies were born to women over 40 last year compared to 9,336 in 1989. This is the biggest rise in any age group and means Britain has one of the highest birth rates for older women in the world, with 3.8 per cent of babies born to mothers over 40. The average age at which a woman in the UK starts a family hit 30 last year - an increase of almost two years since 1995.
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Older new mum Jackie Brown with her 3 year old daughter Charlotte and her husband Steve. According to NHS statistics, the number of women in the UK having babies after their 40th birthday has trebled in the past 20 years. Almost 25,600 babies were born to women over 40 last year compared to 9,336 in 1989. This is the biggest rise in any age group and means Britain has one of the highest birth rates for older women in the world, with 3.8 per cent of babies born to mothers over 40. The average age at which a woman in the UK starts a family hit 30 last year - an increase of almost two years since 1995.
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Older new mum Jackie Brown with her 3 year old daughter Charlotte and her husband Steve. According to NHS statistics, the number of women in the UK having babies after their 40th birthday has trebled in the past 20 years. Almost 25,600 babies were born to women over 40 last year compared to 9,336 in 1989. This is the biggest rise in any age group and means Britain has one of the highest birth rates for older women in the world, with 3.8 per cent of babies born to mothers over 40. The average age at which a woman in the UK starts a family hit 30 last year - an increase of almost two years since 1995.
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Dolce & Gabbana Protest In London
March 19, 2014- London, United Kingdom: Gay rights activist Peter Tatchell holds up placards as part of a demonstration outside Dolce & Gabbana in Old Bond Street in protest to remarks made by fashion designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana describing IVF babies as "synthetic" in Italian magazine 'Panorama'. The banners read: "Boycott D&G over their disrespect for gay families" and "D&G! Homophobia is not fashionable". (Mark Esper / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Dolce & Gabbana Protest In London
March 19, 2014- London, United Kingdom: Protestors hold up banners as part of a demonstration outside Dolce & Gabbana in Old Bond Street in protest to remarks made by fashion designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana describing IVF babies as "synthetic" in Italian magazine 'Panorama'. Their banners read: "D&G! Children are the future" and "D&G Different families, same love". (Mark Esper / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Dolce & Gabbana Protest In London
March 19, 2014- London, United Kingdom: Gay rights activist Peter Tatchell is questioned by journalist Rod Liddle at a demonstration outside Dolce & Gabbana in Old Bond Street in protest to remarks made by fashion designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana describing IVF babies as "synthetic" in Italian magazine 'Panorama'. (Mark Esper / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Dolce & Gabbana Protest In London
March 19, 2014- London, United Kingdom: A protestor holds up a banner as part of a demonstration outside Dolce & Gabbana in Old Bond Street in protest to remarks made by fashion designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana describing IVF babies as "synthetic" in Italian magazine 'Panorama'. Her banner reads: "D&G, I'm gay and my children love me". (Mark Esper / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Dolce & Gabbana Protest In London
March 19, 2014- London, United Kingdom: A protestor holds up a banner as part of a demonstration outside Dolce & Gabbana in Old Bond Street in protest to remarks made by fashion designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana describing IVF babies as "synthetic" in Italian magazine 'Panorama'. Her banner reads: "D&G, I'm gay and my children love me". (Mark Esper / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Dolce & Gabbana Protest In London
March 19, 2014- London, United Kingdom: Gay rights activist Peter Tatchell holds up placards as part of a demonstration outside Dolce & Gabbana in Old Bond Street in protest to remarks made by fashion designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana describing IVF babies as "synthetic" in Italian magazine 'Panorama'. One of his banners reads: "D&G! Homophobia is not fashionable". (Mark Esper / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Dolce & Gabbana Protest In London
March 19, 2014- London, United Kingdom: A protestor holds up a banner as part of a demonstration outside Dolce & Gabbana in Old Bond Street in protest to remarks made by fashion designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana describing IVF babies as "synthetic" in Italian magazine 'Panorama'. Her banner reads: "Love is what makes a family". (Mark Esper / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Dolce & Gabbana Protest In London
March 19, 2014- London, United Kingdom: Gay rights activist Peter Tatchell is questioned by journalist Rod Liddle at a demonstration outside Dolce & Gabbana in Old Bond Street in protest to remarks made by fashion designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana describing IVF babies as "synthetic" in Italian magazine 'Panorama'. (Mark Esper / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Dolce & Gabbana Protest In London
March 19, 2014- London, United Kingdom: A protestor holds up two banners as part of a demonstration outside Dolce & Gabbana in Old Bond Street in protest to remarks made by fashion designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana describing IVF babies as "synthetic" in Italian magazine 'Panorama'. His banners read: "D&G! Homophobia is not fashionable" and "D&G, I am gay and a parent". (Mark Esper / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Dolce & Gabbana Protest In London
March 19, 2014- London, United Kingdom: A protestor holds up a banner as part of a demonstration outside Dolce & Gabbana in Old Bond Street in protest to remarks made by fashion designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana describing IVF babies as "synthetic" in Italian magazine 'Panorama'. Her banner reads: "D&G, All people have a right to family life". (Mark Esper / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Dolce & Gabbana Protest In London
March 19, 2014- London, United Kingdom: The outside of Dolce & Gabbana's store in London's fashionable Old Bond Street. (Mark Esper / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Dolce & Gabbana Protest In London
March 19, 2014- London, United Kingdom: A protestor holds up a banner as part of a demonstration outside Dolce & Gabbana in Old Bond Street in protest to remarks made by fashion designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana describing IVF babies as "synthetic" in Italian magazine 'Panorama'. His banner reads: "D&G! Homophobia is not fashionable". (Mark Esper / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Dolce & Gabbana Protest In London
March 19, 2014- London, United Kingdom: Protestors hold up banners as part of a demonstration outside Dolce & Gabbana in Old Bond Street in protest to remarks made by fashion designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana describing IVF babies as "synthetic" in Italian magazine 'Panorama'. (Mark Esper / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Dolce & Gabbana Protest In London
March 19, 2014- London, United Kingdom: Protestors hold up banners as part of a demonstration outside Dolce & Gabbana in Old Bond Street in protest to remarks made by fashion designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana describing IVF babies as "synthetic" in Italian magazine 'Panorama'. One of their banners reads: "D&G! Homophobia". (Mark Esper / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Dolce & Gabbana Protest In London
March 19, 2014- London, United Kingdom: Gay rights activist Peter Tatchell holds up placards as part of a demonstration outside Dolce & Gabbana in Old Bond Street in protest to remarks made by fashion designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana describing IVF babies as "synthetic" in Italian magazine 'Panorama'. The banners read: "Boycott D&G over their disrespect for gay families" and "D&G! Homophobia is not fashionable". (Mark Esper / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Dolce & Gabbana Protest In London
March 19, 2014- London, United Kingdom: Protestors hold up banners as part of a demonstration outside Dolce & Gabbana in Old Bond Street in protest to remarks made by fashion designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana describing IVF babies as "synthetic" in Italian magazine 'Panorama'. One of the banners reads: "D&G, All people have a right to family life". (Mark Esper / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Dolce & Gabbana Protest In London
March 19, 2014- London, United Kingdom: A protestor holds up a banner as part of a demonstration outside Dolce & Gabbana in Old Bond Street in protest to remarks made by fashion designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana describing IVF babies as "synthetic" in Italian magazine 'Panorama'. Her banner reads: "D&G, All people have a right to family life". (Mark Esper / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Dolce & Gabbana Protest In London
March 19, 2014- London, United Kingdom: A protestor holds up a banner as part of a demonstration outside Dolce & Gabbana in Old Bond Street in protest to remarks made by fashion designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana describing IVF babies as "synthetic" in Italian magazine 'Panorama'. Her banner reads: "D&G, All people have a right to family life". (Mark Esper / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Dolce & Gabbana Protest In London
March 19, 2014- London, United Kingdom: A protestor holds up a banner as part of a demonstration outside Dolce & Gabbana in Old Bond Street in protest to remarks made by fashion designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana describing IVF babies as "synthetic" in Italian magazine 'Panorama'. Her banner reads: "D&G, All people have a right to family life". (Mark Esper / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Dolce & Gabbana Protest In London
March 19, 2014- London, United Kingdom: A protestor stares out across a banner as part of a demonstration outside Dolce & Gabbana in Old Bond Street in protest to remarks made by fashion designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana describing IVF babies as "synthetic" in Italian magazine 'Panorama'. Her banner reads: "D&G! Homophobia is not fashionable". (Mark Esper / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Dolce & Gabbana Protest In London
March 19, 2014- London, United Kingdom: A protestor holds up a banner as part of a demonstration outside Dolce & Gabbana in Old Bond Street in protest to remarks made by fashion designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana describing IVF babies as "synthetic" in Italian magazine 'Panorama'. His banner reads: "D&G echo homophobia of Vatican & far right. Shameful". (Mark Esper / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Dolce & Gabbana Protest In London
March 19, 2014- London, United Kingdom: A protestor stares out across a banner as part of a demonstration outside Dolce & Gabbana in Old Bond Street in protest to remarks made by fashion designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana describing IVF babies as "synthetic" in Italian magazine 'Panorama'. Her banner reads: "D&G! Homophobia is not fashionable". (Mark Esper / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Dolce & Gabbana Protest In London
March 19, 2014- London, United Kingdom: A protestor holds up a banner as part of a demonstration outside Dolce & Gabbana in Old Bond Street in protest to remarks made by fashion designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana describing IVF babies as "synthetic" in Italian magazine 'Panorama'. Her banner reads: "D&G, Love is what makes a family". (Mark Esper / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Dolce & Gabbana Protest In London
March 19, 2014- London, United Kingdom: A protestor holds up a banner as part of a demonstration outside Dolce & Gabbana in Old Bond Street in protest to remarks made by fashion designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana describing IVF babies as "synthetic" in Italian magazine 'Panorama'. Her banner reads: "D&G, Love is what makes a family". (Mark Esper / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Dolce & Gabbana Protest In London
March 19, 2014- London, United Kingdom: A protestor holds up a banner as part of a demonstration outside Dolce & Gabbana in Old Bond Street in protest to remarks made by fashion designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana describing IVF babies as "synthetic" in Italian magazine 'Panorama'. Her banner reads: "D&G, I'm gay and my children love me". (Mark Esper / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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