24 hours in pictures

Kolkata, India: A woman ties her child's hair on a train bound for Assam state Photograph: Rupak De Chowdhuri/Reuters

Shenzhen, China: A protester attacks an overturned Japanese-brand police car with an metal rod during an anti-Japan demonstration over disputed islands Photograph: Keita Van /Reuters

Gaza City: A boy climbs stairs in the al-Samra Turkish hamam (baths) Photograph: Ali Ali/EPA

Bermo, Niger: A young herdsman walks through cattle Photograph: Jerome Delay/AP

Lübeck-Travemünde, Germany: About 400 VW Beetle cars park in the shape of a shell Photograph: Friso Gentsch/Volkswagen/EPA

Yogyakarta, Indonesia: People arrive for Eid al-Fitr prayers on Parangkusumo beach to mark the end of the Ramadan Photograph: Gembong Nusantara/AP

London, UK: A child eats an ice cream with his mother during the hot weather outside the South Bank Centre Photograph: Luke MacGregor/Reuters

Tegucigalpa, Honduras: Morgue attendants carry a bag containing an unidentified body in the Divine Paradise cemetery before burial. The body is one of 25 not claimed from the city morgue. The majority had been killed in drug- and gang-related incidents Photograph: Jorge Cabrera/Reuters

Jaén, Spain: An organiser places bottles of water for temporary agricultural workers as well as members of the Andalusian Union of Workers (SAT) on the last day of a march in a bid to persuade local leaders to refuse government reforms Photograph: Jon Nazca/Reuters

Utting, Germany: A boy jumps into lake Ammersee Photograph: Andreas Gebert/AFP/Getty Images

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: A worker cleans bamboo tubes to make Lemang, a traditional dish made from glutinous rice and cooked over charcoal fire, for the Eid al-Fitr celebrations Photograph: Mohd Rasfan/AFP/Getty Images

Rome, Italy: Tourists cool off in a fountain during a heatwave Photograph: Filippo Monteforte/AFP/Getty Images

Neve Ilan, Israel: Eran, an Israeli Elvis Presley impersonator, gets ready to perform at an event marking the 35th anniversary of the King's death Photograph: Nir Elias/Reuters