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Source：Warmth Information Network Editor：Science Time：2025-06-27 02:03:12

There's no better place to get engaged than a Pride parade — the festivities are Future Sex (2018)already built in.

Such were the philosophies of two Metropolitan police officers, who each proposed to their partners (one of whom is a fellow police officer) during this week's London Pride celebration.

One of them even halted a parade to pop the question. Talk about a grand gesture.

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Since the Metropolitan LGBT Network (a staff association for LGBT police officers) posted the photos on Saturday, congratulatory tweets have been plentiful. Some people even thanked the officers for providing a slice of positive news as the UK reels from its controversial 'Brexit' vote.




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