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1. Various of UK parliament building, British national flags

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2. No.10 Downing Street

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3. Door with "No.10"

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4. British Prime Minister Theresa May with cabinet ministers meeting press

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5. May walking to reporters
6. May speaking

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7. Various of EU headquarters, EU flags

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8. Various of British Prime Minister Theresa May arriving for talks with EU leaders

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9. Various of Big Ben, traffic
10. British national flag, buildings
11. Tower Bridge

British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Friday that she will resign as the Conservative leader on June 7, paving the way for a contest to decide Britain's next prime minister.

The timetable announced by May means she will still be in office next week when U.S. President Donald Trump pays a state visit to Britain. She will also take part in commemorations in Britain and France to mark the anniversary of the D-Day landings that paved the way for the end of World War II.

Ahead of announcing her resignation, May held a private meeting with Sir Graham Brady, chairman of the 1922 Committee, a body that represents Conservative backbench MPs in the House of Commons.

A number of senior ministers have already indicated their intention to join the race, which is expected to start on June 10, to choose her successor as leader of the Conservative Party.