Moscow mourns victims of metro attacks

A man cries at Lubyanka metro station where one of the explosions took place
Photograph: Konstantin Zavrazhin/Getty Images

Muscovites hold candles at Lubyanka station
Photograph: Konstantin Zavrazhin/Getty Images

The picture of a missing girl fixed on a door at Park Kultury station
Photograph: Ivan Sekretarev/AP

A woman cries at Park Kultury metro station
Photograph: Denis Sinyakov/Reuters

A priest at the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour conducts a religious service in memory of those killed
Photograph: Alexander Zemlianichenko/AP

A woman cries at Lubyanka station
Photograph: Alexander Natruskin/Reuters

A man lays flowers in memory of the victims of the suicide bombing at Park Kultury station
Photograph: Vladimir Davydov/Reuters

A Russian flag with a black ribbon is reflected in a window, with the towers of the Kremlin in the background
Photograph: Alexander Natruskin/Reuters

A woman prays in front of flowers and candles left in memory of the victims of the bombings
Photograph: Alexander Natruskin/Reuters

A train moves through Lubyanka station the day after the attacks
Photograph: Vladimir Davydov/Reuters

A woman waits to give blood at Moscow's blood donation centre for the victims of the bombings
Photograph: Sergei Chirikov/EPA

An interior ministry officer with a dog keeps watch at Lubyanka station
Photograph: Alexander Natruskin/Reuters

A boy does the sign of cross during a memorial service at the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour
Photograph: Alexander Zemlianichenko/AP

Flowers, candles and icons are left at Lubyanka station
Photograph: Dmitry Lovetsky/AP

A list of the victims on a wall at the Lubyanka station
Photograph: Sergey Ponomarev/AP

Injured passengers outside Park Kultury station
Photograph: Egor Barbatunov/AP

A commuter injured by a blast at the Park Kultury station
Photograph: Egor Barbatunov/AP