England star attends annual Pride march in London

by Rugby Rucker

Saturday, 08 July 2017 at 19:47

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The streets of the capital were transformed into a big party today when Pride in London ended with its annual march.

But it is not just members of the LGBT community flying the rainbow flag, with former England captain Chris Robshaw in attendance.

He tweeted: "I love my city" as people from every part of society came together.

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