Lines instead of fines

Amran Ali, 22, a special constable from Luton: "I cheated on my girlfriend six months ago. She found out and dumped me. We'd been together for five years. I've learned my lesson" Photograph: Guardian

Cheyenne Mateen, 30, search engine marketer, New York: "I've been jaywalking a lot recently. I know I shouldn't because it's dangerous. It feels better now that it's written down. Maybe I'll stop now" Photograph: Guardian

Russell Berry, 32, entrepreneur, Cambridge: "I started off drinking it with Coke but now I've found one I can drink straight. I really need to stop" Photograph: Guardian

Lydia Spicer, five, lives in Stevenage Photograph: Sarah Lee/Guardian

Andy James, 35, manages a news kiosk and from Devon: "Working out here, I take the street back home with me" Photograph: Sarah Lee/Guardian

Christine Passant, 55, a solicitors' clerk from Mansfield: "I have a lot of filing to catch up with but I never have time to do it" Photograph: Sarah Lee/Guardian

Vicky Hay, 25, receptionist, from Cardiff: "I'm doing a course today but I've already stopped at a shoe shop and bought a pair of shoes. And I bought a top as well" Photograph: Sarah Lee/Guardian

Lee Witteueen, 37, promoter, from Amsterdam: "I suppose I should staying up 'til 8am. That's probably not healthy" Photograph: Sarah Lee/Guardian

Jez Andrews, 40, looking for work, from Sheffield: "I was meant to see a friend today. I told them I had taken another friend to see a relative who was dying, but the relative died weeks ago" Photograph: Sarah Lee/Guardian