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24 hours in pictures: November 16 2007

Benazir Bhutto speaks to the media
Lahore, Pakistan: The opposition leader Benazir Bhutto speaks to the media Photograph: David Guttenfelder/AP
Rail workers protest on the third day of the nationwide strike
Lille, France: Rail workers protest on the third day of their nationwide strike Photograph: Philippe Huguen/AFP
Relatives of victims of cyclone Sidr
Khulna, Bangladesh: Relatives of victims of Cyclone Sidr wait for news of their loved ones Photograph: Farjana Khan Godhuly/AFP
Head of parliament Mohammad Younus Qanooni, left, speaks to lawmaker and former president Burhanudin Rabani during a memorial ceremony for the six parliamentarians who were killed in a suicide attack in Baghlan province
Afghanistan: The head of the Afgan parliament, Mohammad Qanooni (l), speaks to former president Burhanudin Rabani during a memorial ceremony for the six parliamentarians killed in a suicide attack in Baghlan province Photograph: Musadeq Sadeq/AP
Ethnic Albanian Hasan Bajgora with his son, Clinton Bajgora who is named after former US president Bill Clinton
Kosovo: Ethnic Albanian Hasan Bajgora with his son, Clinton Bajgora, who is named after the former US president Bill Clinton Photograph: Ermal Meta/AFP
A view of a Yallourn coal mine which collapsed, washing away a road as well as rail lines
Victoria, Australia: An aerial view of a coal mine that collapsed, washing away a road and railway lines Photograph: Newspix/Rex Features
a Democratic presidential debate
Las Vegas, US: (l-r) Candidates for the Democratic nomination for US president take part in their latest televised debate Photograph: Ethan Miller/Getty
A patient tries to reach a nurse's uniform at a centre for the disabled
Kulina, Serbia: A patient reaches out to touch a nurse's uniform at a centre for the disabled Photograph: Sasa Stankovic/EPA
A worker at a building site of new homes
Ma'ale Adumin, West Bank: A worker on a new Israeli settlement Photograph: Nati Shohat/EPA
Professional Santa Claus Reuben Reisler tries on his costume in a storeroom at Selfrides
London, England: Professional Santa Claus Reuben Reisler tries on his costume in a storeroom at Selfridges Photograph: Chris Jackson/Getty
A boxer from Ghana checks his weight after an afternoon training session at the Akotoku Academy boxing club
Jamestown, Ghana: A boxer checks his weight after an afternoon training session at the Akotoku Academy boxing club Photograph: Tugela Ridley/EPA
An international cap awarded to Bobby Moore when England drew with France in 1962 at Hillsborough
London, England: An international cap awarded to Bobby Moore when England drew with France in 1962 at Hillsborough. The cap is to be auctioned at Christies Photograph: Cathal McNaughton/PA
A flock of cattle egrets fly over Captain Roop Singh stadium, where India and Pakistan play their fourth one-day international cricket match
Gwalior, India: A flock of cattle egrets fly over Captain Roop Singh stadium, where India and Pakistan play their fourth one-day international cricket match Photograph: Aman Sharma/AP
An employee of the Leinster Gallery hangs a photograph of John Lennon
Dublin, Ireland: An employee of the Leinster Gallery hangs a photograph of John Lennon, from the 'Unseen Beatles' exhibition Photograph: Niall Carson/PA
A red carpet is placed in the street near the Neve Shalom synagogue during a commemoration ceremony for the 2003 suicide attack on the synagogue
Istanbul, Turkey: A red carpet is placed in the street near the Neve Shalom synagogue during a commemoration ceremony for the 2003 suicide attack on the building Photograph: Ibrahim Usta/AP
Crowds take part in 'Flash Snog', a flash-mob event at St Pancreas station
London, England: Crowds take part in 'Flash Snog', a flash-mob event at St Pancras station Photograph: Yui Mok/PA
Sweetie', a sculpture by Owen Smith, is on display at an exhibition inspired by the Grimm Brothers fairy tale 'Hansel and Gretel'
New York, US: 'Sweetie', a sculpture by Owen Smith, is displayed at an exhibition inspired by the Grimm Brothers fairy tale 'Hansel and Gretel' at the Metropolitan Opera gallery Photograph: Emmanuel Dunand/AFP
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