World News in Pictures

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Big, big wicket! Broad snags Clarke for his third wicket of the day straight after the restart. Bell takes the catch at short leg







David Warner closes in on his half century, but falls one run short before being caught by Kevin Pietersen



Chris Tremlett gets the wicket of Steve Smith to reduce Australia to 132-6



Brad Haddin and Mitchell Johnson both rack up half centuries as the Aussies claw their way back into the contest



... but Johnson is eventually skittled – and it's by Broad again. Johnson racked up 64 precious runs but Australia are now 246-7



Can England get one more wicket before the day is through? They can. Alastair Cook catches Peter Siddle at first slip off Anderson's ball



It's been quite a day for Broad, he's ended it with five wickets. Australia are 273-8. But, perhaps critically, Haddin is in fine form on 73 not out and will return alongside Harris. Nicely balanced, this one

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The faithful clamour to snap the pope sporting his new fascinator, in St Peter's Square, Rome



World Toilet Day, the UN's campaign to raise awareness of hygiene issues, in Zurich. What's not to like?

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Two hoofers and a heifer - a watchful cow keeps an eye on dancers from the Stuttgart Ballet, at Sadler's Wells in London



Water wheels: a cruise ship arrives at the Port of Miami escorted by a Fiat 500, a specially made Italian sub-compact built on top of a high-powered personal watercraft

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Every time Dutch Shepherd Wiebe comes home from a walk, he drinks from the pond. As the fish are always fed when Wiebe's owner, Dorri Eijsermans, returns from the walk the fish have eventually associated Wiebe's drinking with feeding time. They have begun to come to the surface to acknowledge his presence. Whilst drinking, Wiebe often gives the carp a kiss



A tortoise lover has created new shell suits for her pets - transforming them into a giant Christmas tree, reindeer and Santa's hat. Other unique suits, made from coloured acrylic yarn include a roast chicken, cheeseburger (pictured) and American football.Katie Bradley, 32, has made 800 of the cute woolly suits for the shelled animals. Pet owners can choose from 25 different designs, and others include a shark, flower, ladybird, burrito, bumble bee and a rocket. Mrs Bradley is from Vancouver, Washington, US

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People walk across a snow-covered park in Almaty, Kazakhstan



This squirrel had a cheeky wink for the photographer



A fist-sized meteorite nicknamed Black Beauty, which could unlock vital clues to the evolution of Mars from the warm and wet place it once was to its current cold and dry state, NASA said. Discovered in Morocco's Sahara Desert in 2011, the 11-ounce space rock contains 10 times more water than other Martian meteorites and could be the first ever to have originated on the planet's surface or crust. According to science magazine Nature released on November 20, 2013 this meteorite is dated 4.4 billion years

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An England and Australian mascot cuddle up during day one of the First Ashes Test match between Australia and England at The Gabba in Brisbane, Australia



A young male tapir, born on November 12, stands next to his mother at the Zooparc of Beauval in Saint-Aignan, France



The Cassini spacecraft shows a view that looks toward the sunlit side of the rings of Saturn from about 18 degrees above the ringplane. The image was taken with the Cassini spacecraft wide-angle camera on August 12, 2013 using a spectral filter sensitive to wavelengths of near-infrared light centered at 728 nanometers.The view was acquired at a distance of approximately 994,000 miles from Saturn. Image scale is 57 miles per pixel



Smoke billows from a new island off the coast of Nishinoshima, a small, uninhabited island in the Ogasawara chain, far south of Tokyo. The Japan Coast Guard and earthquake experts said a volcanic eruption has raised the new island in the seas to the far south of Tokyo. The coast guard issued an advisory Wednesday warning of heavy black smoke from the eruption

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Mercedes-Benz introduces the Mercedes-Benz AMG Vision Grand turismo concept vehicle at the 2013 Los Angeles Auto Show in California, USA



A flame burns over the grave of assassinated U.S. President John F. Kennedy at Arlington National Cemetery, near Washington

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French soldiers patrol at Montparnasse metro station in Paris as part of the Vigipirate heightened security plan



Swans that were gathered from the Inner Alster Lake are loaded into boats driven by Olaf Niess (unseen), knicknamed the 'Swan Father', in Hamburg,Germany. Every year in autumn the Alster Lake swans are moved to their winter quarters at the city's Eppendorfer Muelenteich lake, which is not in danger of freezing during a harsh winter



Greenpeace International activist, one of the Arctic 30, Anne Mie Roer Jensen from Denmark, stands behind bars during a hearing at the Primorskiy Court, in Saint Petersburg. Russia had held 30 crew members of the Arctic Sunrise for over two months after activists in September scaled an oil rig in the Barents Sea owned by energy giant Gazprom. Hearings on whether to detain the so called of the Arctic 30 for a further three months of pre-trial detention are set to continue this week



Three Greenpeace activists climb the Expo 67 Biosphere to install a giant sign calling for the liberation of Alexandre Paul, a Quebecois activist held in Russia following a Greenpeace protest

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Flying circus: Michael Palin, Eric Idle, Terry Jones, Terry Gilliam and John Cleese hold up Carol Cleveland. The surviving members of Monty Python, Britain's cult comedy troupe, announced they will take to the stage again next year



Dame Vivienne Westwood at the unveiling of a Greenpeace exhibition entitled 'Thirty Acts of Courage' featuring giant portraits of the activists arrested in Russia outside the Shell building on the Southbank, London

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Smoke billows from a new island off the coast of Nishinoshima, Japan. This small island in the Ogasawara chain appeared in the sea after an underwater eruption



What's all this lion around? Lion cub Karis plays in swept up leaves at Blair Drummond Safari Park, Scotland



Stuart Broad of England celebrates after taking his fifth wicket, after dismissing Mitchell Johnson of Australia, while Graeme Swann gestures to the crowd during day one of the first Ashes test match



A Philippine military helicopter drops bottled water to typhoon Haiyan survivors in Tolosa, Leyte

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Residents stand on roofs of the Indian Ambedkar Nagar slum as a fire breaks out, Mumbai



Fifi the cane toad is a resident of the Dreamworld theme park in Queensland and weighs a whopping 1.5kg thanks to her diet of mice, bats and snakes

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Tornadoes ravage Midwest

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Wojciech Braszczok (C) enters Manhattan Supreme Court in New York November 20, 2013. Braszczok, an undercover New York police detective, was arraigned on gang assault charges for his part in an attack on an SUV driver that was captured on video and went viral on YouTube. The pack of riders is accused of chasing a Range Rover driven by 33-year-old Alexian Lien on September 29 on Manhattan's Henry Hudson Parkway. The bikers smashed the vehicle's windows, hauled Lien out and beat him, police said



Dirtied books are seen in a flooded house following extreme rainfall in Olbia on Sardinia island, November 20, 2013. A cyclone killed 18 people and made hundreds homeless as extreme rainfall flooded eastern parts of the Mediterranean island

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A Porsche 918 Spider is presented during the 2013 Los Angeles Auto Show in Los Angeles, November 20, 2013

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Tokyo Motor Show: Automakers show off new concepts



Nissan's BladeGlider is one of the many vehicles on display at the latest Tokyo Motor Show. The concept car seats one person in the front and two in the rear. The firm says it will try to put a version of the electric vehicle into production within the next three years



Toyota's FV2 concept car is designed to be steered by the rider shifting their body weight around - it has no steering wheel

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Mercedes-Benz has indicated that a production version of the S-Class Coupe concept car will be slightly narrower and higher off the ground than the model on show



Kawasaki's J Three Wheeler EV Concept tricycle is steered by using levers that extend out of its front two wheels

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Suzuki's four-wheel drive X-Lander concept car is distinguished by its low-height speedster-style windscreen and see-through door cut-outs



Daihatsu's FC Deco Deck is designed to show off a metal-free liquid fuel-cell system being developed by the Japanese company

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Toyota is also working on a fuel cell vehicle. It says its FVC concept will be able to drive 310 miles (499km) on a single load of hydrogen. It aims to put a version on sale by 2015



Volkswagen describes the XL1 as the "world's most fuel-efficient car". Its skinny wheels are as thin as a bicycle's - the back pair are covered by the car's body to reduce wind resistance

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Nissan says the reverse-slanted nose of its IDx Nismo concept is intended to convey a sense of speediness



Honda's NSX concept sports car features a tri-motor powertrain. The front two wheels are each driven by a separate motor, while the third motor is integrated into the engine.

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The Kode9 was designed by Ken Okuyama who previously worked on vehicles for Maserati and Ferrari



Mitsubishi's Concept AR minivan allows its seats to be arranged into different patterns. Its front two chairs can be spun around to face the back two to allow passengers to face each other when the vehicle is parked



Yamaha's two-seat Motiv is assembled using a new manufacturing process called iStream that was developed by the British firm Gordon Murray Design. It aims to allow cars to be built in more compact factories to help cut costs



Daihatsu's open-top Kopen concept has outer body panels made from resin that can be swapped to give the car a new look. The Tokyo Motor Show opens to the public on 23 November and runs until 1 December

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Visitors take pictures of a Koenigsegg Agera R at the Guangzhou International Automobile Exhibition. Luxury-car dealers are offering customers massages, mini-golf and other incentives in the hope that it will give them an edge in a ferociously competitive Chinese market



Freed Russian detainee Denis Sinyakov celebrates with his wife outside his prison after a court in Russia approved bail for 30 people - including two Britons - arrested on a Greenpeace ship in the Arctic

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A Colombian policeman performs with his dog during the opening of the IV Meeting of Ministers of Public Security of the Americas in Medellin, Colombia



Eight hundred and fifty-two students gather to break a Guinness World Record with The Largest Human Christmas Tree outside a shopping mall in Bangkok. The event saw Thailand's record-breaking attempt make history when 852 children gathered to form a unique Christmas tree formation and claim the world record previously held by Germany in 2011 with a 672 person tree

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50 years of Dr Who, depicted in the style of the Bayeux tapestry. Artist and cartoonist Bill Mudron has created an incredible TARDIS timeline encompassing the history of the Doctor's journey



Stuart Manley of Wales lines up a putt during day one of the World Cup of Golf at Royal Melbourne Golf Course in Melbourne, Australia



Steve Coogan's movie Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa is being released on December 2. Partridge's pal Michael (played by actor Simon Greenall) read out a note to visitors at the switch-on, which said: Dear people of Norwich, and to a lesser extent anyone here from Suffolk – welcome! I'm genuinely heart-broken not to be there with you, but it's quiz night at the Rose & Crown and I'm the designated driver



The British High Commissioner to Kenya, Christian Turner, sings and dances with Samburu women as he visits the community to receive gifts and the Samburu name for Prince George on behalf of the British royal family in Wamba village, Samburu County, Kenya. The royal family was offered a black bull and a goat as gifts according to the Samburu culture, and Prince George was given the Samburu name Lomunyak, which means 'lucky boy' in Samburu language. Prince William, Duke of Cambridge, has been close to Kenya for many years and northern Kenya is where he and his wife Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge became engaged

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A white-handed gibbon, yet to be named, clings to his mother 24-year-old Phoenice, at the Philadelphia Zoo in Philadelphia. The new arrival was born Nov. 2, 2013 and the species is considered endangered



Andy Smith on his way to victory in the second heat during The William Hill Camel Derby at Chepstow Racecourse

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A sculpture entitled 'Yellow', made out of Lego bricks, is displayed during the exhibition 'The Art of Brick' held at the Stock Exchange of Brussels, Belgium. The exhibition by New York-based artist Nathan Sawaya is displayed on a surface of 14,000 square feet featuring more than 70 artworks in a new genre, from 22 November 2013 to 21 April 2014



The Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station, Antarctica, where scientists have for the first time detected cosmic messenger neutrinos. Sensors buried a mile under the South Pole have detected the first traces of elusive particles known as cosmic messengers created by exploding stars and black holes. The high-energy neutrino particles interact so little with matter that they pass through walls, human bodies and even entire planets without being noticed



Amsterdam's luxury department store de Bijenkorf opens the festive season with a spectacular show 'Turn on the Lights'



Rescuers search for survivors under the rubble at the Maxima supermarket, after a roof collapsed in Riga. Four people were killed and around 30 others injured on Thursday when the roof of a supermarket collapsed in a suburb of Latvia's capital Riga, emergency services said