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24 hours in pictures

24 hours in pictures: Homeless people rest wrapped in rented quilts, India
New Delhi, India: Homeless people rest wrapped in rented quilts on rented cots near the Jama Masjid mosque Photograph: Kevin Frayer/AP
24 hours in pictures: A Palestinian man waves a green Hamas party flag
Gaza City, Gaza Strip: A Palestinian man waves a green Hamas party flag as tens of thousands of supporters of the Islamist movement gather Photograph: Marco Longari/AFP/Getty Images
24 hours in pictures: Pakistani boys wearing mask and play in an alley
Islamabad, Pakistan: Boys wearing masks look at other children as they play Photograph: Nathalie Bardou/AP
24 hours in pictures: Shattered glass in a window at Liege attack aftermath
Liege, Belgium: Shattered glass in a window after the shooting and grenade attack in Place Saint-Lambert Photograph: Robin Utrecht/EPA
24 hours in pictures: A Kenyan army soldier stands amongst piles of locally-produced charcoal
Bur Garbo, Somalia: A Kenyan soldier stands among piles of locally produced charcoal Photograph: Ben Curtis/AP
24 hours in pictures: A gecko hangs in a glass box at Bioparco Zoo, Rome
Rome, Italy: A gecko hangs in a glass box, before a vet examination at Bioparco zoo Photograph: Giorgio Cosulich/Getty Images
24 hours in pictures: Indians buy and sell vegetables at a market in New Delhi
New Delhi, India: Indians buy and sell vegetables at a market Photograph: Kevin Frayer/AP
24 hours in pictures: A child stands on foam from a polluted river at the Marunda flood canal
Jakarta, Indonesia: A child stands on foam from a polluted river at the Marunda flood canal Photograph: Beawiharta/Reuters
24 hours in pictures: Firefighters take part in protests against spending cuts, Spain
Barcelona, Spain: Firefighters take part in protests against spending cuts in Catalonia's public services Photograph: Emilio Morenatti/AP
24 hours in pictures: Sax Player entertains pedestrians with Christmas Carols, Dallas
Dallas, USA: A saxophone player entertains pedestrians near Pegasus Plaza Photograph: Mona Reeder/AP
24 hours in pictures: A reindeer handler chats to police officers in Downing Street
London, UK: A reindeer handler chats to police officers in Downing Street Photograph: Matt Dunham/AP
24 hours in pictures: Swing Latino dance group members prepare backstage, Bogota
Bogota, Colombia: Swing Latino dance group members prepare backstage before performing Photograph: William Fernando Martinez/AP
24 hours in pictures: A vendor sleeps on a street in Burma
Rangoon, Burma: A vendor sleeps on a street Photograph: Paula Bronstein/Getty Images
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