24 hours in pictures: August 3 2007

Honduras: A bird flies over the Ticamaya lagoon. The lagoon has recovered its beauty after being covered by heavy, dense growth Photograph: Gustavo Amador/EPA

Jeddah, Saudi Arabia: Carved wooden panels decorating the facades of traditional buildings in the old city Photograph: Hassan Ammar/AFP

Cleveland, USA: A barefoot man rushes across the street as a late afternoon storm hits downtown Photograph: Thomas Ondrey/AP

Havana, Cuba: An image of the revolutionary leader Ernesto 'Che' Guevara is seen on the official state TV channel Photograph: Rodrigo Abd/AP

Berlin, Germany: An employee of German railway operator Deutsche Bahn walks past a train Photograph: Barbara Sax/AFP

Rome, Italy: The gay community in Rome is protesting against discrimination by the police and called on homosexuals to gather near the Colosseum on August 2 for a protest 'kiss' Photograph: Massimo Percossi/EPA

Kibbutz Nir Am, Israel: An Israeli resident fires eggs and vegetables towards the neighbouring Gaza Strip. A group of young Israeli leftwing activists developed a homemade launcher made from recycled materials, to protest against the Israeli government's helplessness in dealing with rocket attacks from Gaza Photograph: Edi Israel/AFP

Rivesaltes, France: A grape-picker at work in a vineyard at the beginning of the harvest Photograph: Raymond Roig/AFP

Manikgong District, Bangladesh: Children walk with livestock through floodwaters. At least 16 people have died in the past week and more than a million were marooned or homeless as floods from monsoon rains and snowmelt inundated north and central Bangladesh Photograph: Kazi Borhan Uddin /AFP

Goodwood, England: Celebrity racing pundit John McCririck holds his race programme, full of notes, at Goodwood racecourse Photograph: Clive Rose/Getty

Brasilia, Brazil: An indigenous leader of the Assurinin tribe, from the Amazon jungle, wears traditional ornaments during the inauguration of a photographic exhibition on the Assurinin Photograph: Eraldo Peres/AP

Kirkuk, Iraq: Mahmud Wagaa al-Juburi collapses amid the coffins of his five killed children. Yesterday Iraqi police found an eight-year-old boy weeping among the corpses of his murdered elder brothers. The Wagaa brothers were not soldiers or policemen or even rebel fighters: they worked as painters and decorators on short-term government contracts, first in their hometown of Mosul and then further south in Kirkuk. Photograph: Marwan Ibrahim/AFP

Saint-Leu, Reunion: Jamaican reggae singer Winston Mac Anuff performs at the Safiko world music festival Photograph: Richard Bouhet/AFP

Nyala, Sudan: A Turkish doctor examines a refugee at a Turkish Red Crescent hospital Photograph: Mustafa Ozer/AFP

Cadiz, Spain: An art work called 86 Little Black Men by the German artist Boris Hoppeck can be seen on Caleta beach Photograph: Jorge Zapata/EPA

Moscow, Russia: People reflected in a puddle stand on a platform overlooking the Moskva river Photograph: Andrey Luft/AFP