| Maria Gallastegui and others listen to poems written by David Gould, step-father to Helen Katherine Jones who was killed during the London bombings in 2005. London, October 2008. |  |
The procession makes its way through London on its way to hand in a petition to Downing Street. London, October 2008. |  |
A poem is read out at Westminster Abbey shortly before a minutes silence is observed for those who have been killed during the wars. London, October 2008. |  |
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| A message form a 14 year old boy who leaves his thoughts on the petition. London, October 2008. |  |
A message that runs counter to the populist poltics of the day. London, October 2008. |  |
Another leaves a message alluding to the financial crisis and its origins. London, October 2008. |  |
| Long-time veteran peace campaigner, Brian Haw, signs the petition. London, October 2008. |  |
The petition is handed in to Downing Street. London, October 2008. |  |
The procession ends at the statue and memorial to Edith Cavell, a humanitarian who was executed in 1915 for her part in helping soldiers to escape the horror of World War One. London, October 2008. |  |
Maria Gallastegui and others listen to poems written by David Gould, step-father to Helen Katherine Jones who was killed during the London bombings in 2005. London, October 2008.
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The procession makes its way through London on its way to hand in a petition to Downing Street. London, October 2008.
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A poem is read out at Westminster Abbey shortly before a minutes silence is observed for those who have been killed during the wars. London, October 2008.
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The procession ends at the statue and memorial to Edith Cavell, a humanitarian who was executed in 1915 for her part in helping soldiers to escape the horror of World War One. London, October 2008.
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