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24 hours: Ashkelon, Israel: Second world war veterans — Ashkelon, Israel: second world war veterans chat after a ceremony marking Victory Day, the anniversary of the victory of the Allies over Nazi Germany Photograph: Amir Cohen/Reuters

24 hours: Cotalo, Ecuador: The volcano Tungurahua erupts — Cotalo, Ecuador: the Tungurahua volcano erupts Photograph: Jose Jacome/EPA

24 hours: New Delhi, India: Chandravati, 30, holds trousers of her missing daughter — New Delhi, India: Chandravati, 30, holds trousers belonging to her three-year-old daughter Muskaan who went missing in 2010. So far this year 725 children in Delhi have been reported missing Photograph: Mansi Thapliyal/Reuters

24 hours: Berlin, German: A medical student examines a boy's toy rabbit — Berlin, Germany: a medical student and a visiting little boy examine the boy's toy rabbit at the teddy bear clinic at Charite hospital. Children are invited to bring their injured toys for fictitious examinations, x-rays, surgery and healing as a way for small children to become acquainted with a medical environment Photograph: Sean Gallup/Getty Images

24 hours: Kampala, Uganda: A bomb-defusal expert carries a mock explosive device — Kampala, Uganda: a bomb-defusal expert wearing protective equipment carries a mock explosive device during a counter-terrorist training exercise at Nambole stadium Photograph: Stephen Wandera/AP

24 hours: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: Blind capoeira teacher Joao Kanoa plays with a cat — Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: a blind capoeira teacher, Joao Kanoa, plays with a cat at his home at the Fallet slum Photograph: Pilar Olivares/Reuters

24 hours: The Vatican: People dressed as ancient Aztecs dance — The Vatican: people dressed as ancient Aztecs dance before Pope Francis leaves the weekly general audience in St Peter's Square Photograph: Filippo Monteforte/AFP/Getty Images

24 hours: San Francisco, California, USA: A butterfly at the Conservatory of Flowers — San Francisco, California, US: a butterfly rests on a stick during the first day of the Butterflies and Blooms exhibit at the Conservatory of Flowers in Golden Gate Park Photograph: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images

24 hours: Port-au-Prince, Haiti:Aristide supporters tear up a poster — Port-au-Prince, Haiti: supporters of the former president Jean-Bertrand Aristide tear up a poster of Haiti's president, Michel Martelly, outside the court house Photograph: Dieu Nalio Chery/AP

24 hours: New Delhi, India: A goat is shaved to keep it cool — New Delhi, India: a goat is shaved to keep it cool during the extreme summer heat Photograph: Saurabh Das/AP

24 hours: Madrid, Spain: A dancer from the Classical Russian Ballet — Madrid, Spain: a dancer from the Classical Russian Ballet sits on stage before a rehearsal of Swan Lake at the Nuevo Apolo theatre Photograph: Pablo Blazquez Dominguez/Getty Images

24 hours: Samburu reserve, Kenya: Li Bingbing dances — Samburu reserve, Kenya: the Chinese actor and United Nations goodwill ambassador Li Bingbing dances with members of the Samburu tribe on an official visit to highlight Africa's poaching crisis Photograph: Carl De Souza/AFP/Getty Images

24 hours: Bangkok, Thailand: A Red Shirt dressed as the Angel of Democracy — Bangkok, Thailand: a Red Shirt dressed as the Angel of Democracy at a protest in front of the Thai constitutional court Photograph: Jack Kurtz/ZUMA Press/Corbis

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