Pamplona's San Fermin festival 2017: Not just a load of bulls
The Fiesta de San Fermin is not just about the running of the bulls; it is a religious festival and a celebration of Basque folklore and tradition.
Photos show how industrial pollution and human waste are killing India's sacred river Ganges
Photojournalist Danish Siddiqui follows the increasingly filthy river from its mountain source to the megacity of Kolkata.
Regatta for boats made out of beer cans, held in (where else?) Australia
The 2017 Darwin Beer Can Regatta was won by a team of women representing the city's LGBT community.
In pictures: Aftermath of floods after London's annual rainfall was dumped on Japan in 48 hours
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Chernobyl: World's most radioactive place's first tourist hostel is fully booked out
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Nazi holiday resort commissioned by Adolf Hitler is converted into luxury apartments
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Grenfell Tower fire photos: Massive blaze engulfs 24-storey block of flats in North Kensington
At least six people have been killed in a huge fire which engulfed the 24-storey Grenfell Tower in the Latimer Road area of North Kensington, west London.
Applying for US visa? Be prepared to hand over your social media details
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Moscow Metro's beautiful stations transport tourists to another era
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Operation Temperer: Armed soldiers deployed on UK streets as terror threat level raised to critical
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Six Day War: Interactive photos show Jerusalem today and at time of the 1967 Arab-Israeli War
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Welcome to the real Twin Peaks
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Scenes of flooding in Cali after 'freak wet weather' hits Colombia
In some areas of Colombia, water levels were waist deep and some residents had to resort to travelling along streets on their canoes.
Landscape Photographer of the Year Award 2017: Enter now
From rocky coastlines to lush woodlands, Britain's remarkable landscape and volatile weather provides generous material to fire the imagination.
National Geographic Travel Photographer of the Year 2017: Stunning entries from the People category
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What to see at the 2017 Venice Biennale
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Vesak Day 2017: Photos of colourful celebrations of Buddha's birthday, enlightenment and death
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US airports may soon make facial recognition scans mandatory for all passengers
The scan, initially limited to foreign passengers, may be extended to US citizens as well.
Beachcombing: Photographer explores London's River Thames at low tide
Stefan Wermuth walked the banks of the Thames, photographing abandoned objects exposed by the receding tide.
Russia displays military might with Victory Day parade on Moscow's Red Square
Thick clouds in Moscow forced cancellation of flyover by scores of military aircraft.
Orphans of Time: Rebecca Bathory captures the beauty of decaying abandoned buildings
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The Royal Photographic Society seeks entries for world's longest running photo exhibition
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Six-year-old among two dead in Derbyshire crash
A man, 29, was pronounced dead at the scene, and a 22-year-old woman seriously injured.
United Airlines denies staff accidentally froze Simon the giant rabbit
The 3-foot rabbit died shortly after touching down at O'Hare airport in Chicago.
London commuters with hidden disabilities can now use TfL's 'Please Offer Me a Seat' badge
The blue badges will make a real difference to passengers who need a seat, says London Mayor Sadiq Khan.
Qantas launches non-stop flights between Britain and Australia
Flights from Heathrow to Perth will debut in March 2018 and will take 17 hours.
Royal Photographic Society: Open call to applicants for 2017 bursaries for photographers and students
The RPS is issuing four funding opportunities available to support photographers across still photography and moving image.
The dolls of Chernobyl: Poignant symbols of nuclear horror, or macabre Instagram tableaux?
Creepy dolls litter the ghost town of Pripyat, but were they abandoned by fleeing children or placed there by visitors?
Photos of daily life in North Korea as Pyongyang prepares parade for Kim Il-sung's birthday
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California drought is officially over: See how the state has recovered in these before-and-after photos
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Transport for London and Number 10 face information watchdog probe over Uber emails
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Return to Fukushima: Never-before-seen photos from inside the red nuclear exclusion zone
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