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24 hours in pictures: A bank worker reacts outside a branch of Banco Canarias in Caracas — Caracas, Venezuela: A bank employee cries outside a branch of Banco Canarias which was shut down by the government Photograph: Carlos Garcia Rawlins/guardian.co.uk

24 hours in pictures: World AIDS Day in Istanbul — Istanvul, Turkey: Activists wait for the beginning of a demonsration on World AIDS Day Photograph: Bulent Kilic/guardian.co.uk

24 hours in pictures: Judges of the First Senate of the German Constitutional Court — Karlsruhe, Germany: Judges of the First Senate of the German Constitutional Court put on their hats as they announce their decision in a courtroom Germany's highest court has ruled that shops must remain closed on Sunday. Photograph: Winfried Rothermel/guardian.co.uk

24 hours in pictures: gold miners meet officials in colombia — Puerto Inirida, Colombia: A gold miner holds his head during a meeting with government officials near the border with Venezuela Photograph: William Fernando Martinez/guardian.co.uk

24 hours in pictures: A displaced Afghan child queues to receive winter aid — Kanul, Afghanistan: A displaced child queues to receive winter aid from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) during a distribution for the needy. Photograph: Omar Sobhani/guardian.co.uk

24 hours in pictures: SOMALIA-VIOLENCE-DEAD-FIGHTER — Mogadishu, Somalia: A government soldier stands next to the body of an Islamic fighter after a gun battle Photograph: Mohamed Dahir/guardian.co.uk

24 hours in pictures: A terminally ill Thai man rests at a hospice for AIDS sufferers — Lopburi, Thailand: A terminally illman rests at a hospice for those dying of AIDS, at Wat Prabat Nampu Buddhist temple. Photograph: Damir Sagolj/guardian.co.uk

24 hours in pictures: Owner embracing pet lion in Romania — Urziceni, Romania: An owner embraces his pet lion before it is dispatched to a big cat sanctuary in South Africa. Photograph: Robert Ghement/guardian.co.uk

24 hours in pictures: A Palestinian couple stands on the beach at sunset — Gaza City, Gaza: A Palestinian couple stands on the beach at sunset Photograph: Tara Todras-Whitehill/guardian.co.uk

24 hours in pictures: Kabul, Afghanistan: A man smokes opium on the outskirts of the city — Kabul, Afghanistan: A man smokes opium on the outskirts of the city Photograph: Alexandre Meneghini/guardian.co.uk

24 hours in pictures: Chinese gay men — Dali, China: Men gather at a gay bar, financed by public funds Photograph: AFP /guardian.co.uk

24 hours in pictures: Mount Lemmon, Arizona, USA: Snow covers Ponderosa pine trees — Mount Lemmon, Arizona, USA: Snow covers Ponderosa pine trees along the Catalina Highway Photograph: Jill Torrance/guardian.co.uk

24 hours in pictures: Vapi, India: Women labourers work on a road construction site — Vapi, India: Women labourers work on a road construction site Photograph: Arko Datta/guardian.co.uk

24 hours in pictures: French Guiana: A huge traffic jam — French Guiana: A huge traffic jam near Cayenne due to the closure of a bridge Photograph: Jody Amiet/guardian.co.uk

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