Longyearbyen, the world's northernmost settlement at 78 degrees north, celebrates its first Gay Pride parade organised by resident Lene Jeanette Dyngeland, August 17th 2019. Credit: Tamara Stubbs... © Tamara Stubbs/shotbywomen

Longyearbyen, the world's northernmost settlement at 78 degrees north, celebrates its first Gay Pride parade organised by resident Lene Jeanette Dyngeland, August 17th 2019. Credit: Tamara Stubbs... © Tamara Stubbs/shotbywomen

Longyearbyen, the world's northernmost settlement at 78 degrees north, celebrates its first Gay Pride parade organised by resident Lene Jeanette Dyngeland, August 17th 2019. Credit: Tamara Stubbs... © Tamara Stubbs/shotbywomen

Longyearbyen, the world's northernmost settlement at 78 degrees north, celebrates its first Gay Pride parade organised by resident Lene Jeanette Dyngeland, August 17th 2019. Credit: Tamara Stubbs... © Tamara Stubbs/shotbywomen

Longyearbyen, the world's northernmost settlement at 78 degrees north, celebrates its first Gay Pride parade organised by resident Lene Jeanette Dyngeland, August 17th 2019. Credit: Tamara Stubbs... © Tamara Stubbs/shotbywomen

Every year clowns from all over the UK attend a church service in Dalston to celebrate the life of the orignal clown, Joseph Grimaldi, and the clowns who have passed away this year. Actor Simon Callow... © Natasha Quarmby/shotbywomen