24 hours in pictures

Cairo, Egypt: Thousands of protesters gather in Tahrir Square to demonstrate against a decree by President Mohamed Morsi granting himself broad powers Photograph: Gianluigi Guercia/AFP

Torremolinos, Spain: A man looks out from the window of his flat. The property market is depressed during the economic struggles in the country Photograph: Jon Nazca/Reuters

Guatemala City: A child receives inhalotherapy in the San Jose hospice. About 68 children with HIV receive free medical care at the hospice Photograph: Jorge Dan Lopez/Reuters

London, England: A parakeet sits in a bush in St James's park on a cold winter's day. Weather warnings have been issued, as temperatures start to fall below freezing across many parts of the UK Photograph: Dan Kitwood/Getty

Sao Paulo, Brazil: A woman locks up her home just below the scene of a fire at Paraisópolis shantytown Photograph: Yasuyoshi Chiba/AFP

Mumbai, India: A woman watches a performance during an awareness campaign to mark World AIDS Day Photograph: Rafiq Maqbool/AP

Washington, US: President Barack Obama departs the White House Photograph: Jim Watson/AFP

Guatemala City: A police officer takes a picture next to a body inside a house, while others stand guard outside the hallway Photograph: Jorge Dan Lopez/Reuters

Karranah, Bahrain: Shia Muslim women take part in a march in solidarity with demonstrators from the city of Sitra, against the government's clampdown on Shia-led protests Photograph: Mohammed Al-Shaikh/AFP

Newbury, England: Ruby Walsh rides his horse There's No Panic over a fence during the Fuller's Pride Novices' Steeple Chase Photograph: Alan Crowhurst/Getty

San Salvador, El Salvador: A patient waits for care at The Center of Excellence for Children with Immunodeficiencies (CENID) at the Benjamin Bloom National Children hospital Photograph: Jose Cabezas/AFP

Aleppo, Syria: A boy chants slogans during a demonstration after Friday prayers Photograph: Narciso Contreras/AP

Mandalay, Myanmar: Monks study at a Buddhist monastery. The Upper Myanmar Monks organisation issued a statement calling on the government to formally apologise for the monks who were injured during a brutal crackdown at a protest against a copper mine Photograph: Gemunu Amarasinghe/AP