Women cabinet ministers have united with fellow female MPs to 'wear it pink' and raise awareness of breast cancer.
Conservative Party Co-Chairman Sayeeda Warsi was joined by Welsh Secretary Cheryl Gillan and Transport Secretary Justine Greening to demonstrate their commitment to a campaign which is tackling Britain's most common cancer.
Today's Wear it Pink day is Breast Cancer Campaign's biggest fundraising event, asking people to donate to the charity as part of a pink-themed dress down day.
The money raised is supporting 101 research projects across the country, each striving to find a cure for the disease which affects one in eight women.
Earlier this week Downing Street was bathed in cherry-coloured lighting to mark Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Sayeeda Warsi said: 'This is an excellent campaign to raise awareness and funds. Every pound we raise is a step closer to finding a cure for this terrible disease.
'Around 48,000 new cases of breast cancer are diagnosed every year and, sadly, everyone knows someone who has been affected. Wearing a pink item and donating what we can - these are simple things everyone can do together at school or at work. And together we can help support the search for a cure.'
Please visit www.wearitpink.co.uk to make a donation.