In the year 2025, various notable events unfolded, captured by diligent photographers. From Donald Trump’s jubilant interaction with Chelsea players to the unexpected appearance of Dame Andrea Jenkyns bedecked in sparkles at Reform’s conference, the year has been filled with memorable moments.
Among the standout snapshots from the past 12 months was an incident at the G7 summit where the US President accidentally dropped his files, prompting the Prime Minister to assist by picking them up. Additionally, a photograph featuring Kemi Badenoch visiting Carver Barracks in Essex showcased a soldier appearing slightly apprehensive.
At the Tory Conference, Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick was seen emphasizing a point regarding the judiciary. Meanwhile, Dame Andrea Jenkyns made a striking entrance at Reform UK’s conference in May, donning a glittery jumpsuit and performing a song she had composed in her youth.
During The Mirror’s renowned party at Labour’s conference in Liverpool, Cabinet members Wes Streeting and Lisa Nandy, alongside former Labour MP Jonathan Ashworth, exhibited their musical talents. Conversely, there were noticeable vacant seats during the major speeches at the Tory conference.
Former Reform MP Rupert Lowe experienced a moment of joy in August upon being reunited with his seized gun collection, following allegations that he had threatened physical harm against Zia Yusuf, which he refuted. Another lighthearted event included the Westminster Dog of the Year show, where MPs showcased their pets competing for top honors.
In a humorous anecdote, Boris Johnson reacted colorfully after being nipped by an ostrich during a family outing. The Tory conference saw the addition of former Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries to Nigel Farage’s faction, boosting their ranks significantly.
Despite the subdued atmosphere at the Tory conference, Kemi Badenoch injected some fun by energetically singing “Sweet Caroline” at the bar. In another instance, David Lammy and US Vice President JD Vance appeared amicable during a fishing excursion at Chevening House, later discovering a fishing license oversight.
Donald Trump’s eccentric behavior continued as he insisted on joining Chelsea players in their victory celebration at the club World Cup. The decision to grant Trump a second state visit sparked protests in London upon his arrival. Lastly, the Prime Minister issued an apology to a headteacher after inadvertently encouraging primary school children to participate in the viral 6-7 dance trend.