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When an image is the only content of a link, it should specify alternative text, 
via an `alt` attribute. The alternative text should describe the purpose of the link.

Without this, some users will be unable to determine what a link does, for example anyone 
using a screen reader.

To fix this, simply add an `alt` attribute to the image inside the link, e.g.:

```html
<a href="/apple">
    <img src="apple.png" alt="Apple">
</a>
```

Title / URL	Issues
Profiles \| London Business Schoolwww.london.edu/phd/profiles	42
Search \| London Business Schoolwww.london.edu/think/search	21
News \| London Business Schoolwww.london.edu/news?topics=Global%20economy	12
Article Topics \| Thought leadership \| Search \| London Business Schoolwww.london.edu/think/articletopics?topics=Creativity	12
Article Topics \| Thought leadership \| Search \| London Business Schoolwww.london.edu/think/articletopics?topics=Accounting	12
News \| London Business Schoolwww.london.edu/news?topics=Sustainability	12
News \| London Business Schoolwww.london.edu/news?topics=Global%20challenges	12
Article Topics \| Thought leadership \| Search \| London Business Schoolwww.london.edu/think/articletopics?topics=Strategy	12
News \| London Business Schoolwww.london.edu/news?topics=Economics	12
News \| London Business Schoolwww.london.edu/news?topics=Entrepreneurship	12

Specify alternative text for images inside links

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