In Pictures: Candid Clicks of UK Leaders During Their Campaign

The United Kingdom is all set to cast its vote and elect its next government.

Top leaders like David Cameron of the Conservative Party, Ed Miliband of the Labour Party and Nicola Sturgeon, the leader of the Scottish National Party among others have run a rigorous campaign over the past few months to woo voters.

The Quint brings you some candid clicks during their exhaustive campaign.

Britain’s Prime Minister David Cameron gives a speech at an election rally at The Corsham School in Chippenham, south west England. (Photo: Reuters)

Britain’s Deputy Prime Minister and Liberal Democrat Party leader Nick Clegg drops a ball as he plays a game of mini tennis with local children during a campaign event in Solihull, Britain. (Photo: Reuters)

Britain’s opposition Labour Party leader Ed Miliband attends the presentation of their business manifesto in central London. (Photo: Reuters)

London mayor Boris Johnson arrives to speak at a Conservative Party election rally in Hendon in north London. (Photo: Reuters)

Britain’s United Kingdom Independence Party party leader Nigel Farage leaves an election campaign event in Carrick, central England. (Photo: Reuters)

Nicola Sturgeon, leader of the Scottish National Party, visits Jump Gymnastics community club in Cumbernauld during a campaign event, Scotland. (Photo: Reuters)

First Minister for Scotland Nicola Sturgeon poses for a photograph on a carousel during a campaign visit to a theme park in Motherwell, central Scotland. (Photo: Reuters)

Former British Prime Minister Gordon Brown gestures as he delivers a speech during a campaign event in Glasgow, Britain. (Photo: Reuters)

Howling Laud Hope of the Monster Raving Looney Party stands outside the Houses of Parliament, in central London. (Photo: Reuters)

Britain’s Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne holds a pint of Iron Man beer during a visit to the Mockingbird Taproom pub in Chester, Britain. (Photo: Reuters)

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