National Covid Memorial Wall, 150,000 hearts painted on wall opposite the Houses of Parliament as a memorial to those who have died of coronavirus

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3702 x 2364 px | 31.3 x 20 cm | 12.3 x 7.9 inches | 300dpi

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2 April 2021

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RM2FK0H85–London, UK, 27 April 2021: Visitors leave tributes at the National Covid Memorial Wall as Prime Minister Boris Johnson still faces accusations of having preferred that 'bodies pile up' rather than have a third lockdown. With one heart drawn for each of the over 150,000 people who died in the UK coronavirus pandemic, the memorial stretches along the wall of St Thomas's Hospital, facing the Houses of Parliament on the opposite bank of the River Thames. Anna Watson/Alamy Live News

RM2F66TBH–London, UK. 30th Mar, 2021. Hearts of the National Covid Memorial drawn by the Bereaved Friends and Family of Covid-19 on the embankment of the River Thames opposite the Houses of Parliament. The first of around 150,000 hearts which will be drawn on several hundred metres of the wall outside St. Thomas' Hospital in London, where Boris Johnson was admitted on contracting Covid last year. Credit: Paul Brown/Alamy Live News

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RM2HE7P70–London, UK. 9 January 2022. People view the National Covid Memorial Wall where each painted heart represents someone who died due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The UK has just passed 150,000 recorded deaths. Credit: Stephen Chung / Alamy Live News

RM2HFMTW1–London, UK. 17th Jan, 2022. People enjoying the mild weather, taking a stroll along the National Covid Memorial Wall. The wall is decorated with 150,000 red hearts which is approximately the number of deaths from Covid-19 when it started in March 2021. The wall is next to St Thomas's Hospital. Credit: Mark Thomas/Alamy Live News

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RM2F63N4C–LONDON, UK. MARCH 29TH: Labour Leader Keir Starmer Visits The National Covid-19 Memorial Wall on London's South Bank opposite The Houses of Parliament, each red heart represents one of the 150,000 victims who have died during the Pandemic pictured on Monday 29th March 2021. (Credit: Lucy North | MI News) Credit: MI News & Sport /Alamy Live News

National Covid Memorial Wall, 150,000 hearts painted on wall opposite the Houses of Parliament as a memorial to those who have died of coronavirus

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