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Thailand protesters storm parliament

Thailand protests: Thai Redshirt Protesters Occupy Shopping District Of Bangkok
Red shirt supporters of former PM Thaksin Shinawatra's listen to speeches as they take over the streets of the city's main shopping district forcing the closure of many shops
Photograph: Paula Bronstein/Getty Images
Thailand protests: Thai Redshirt Protesters Occupy Shopping District Of Bangkok
Police inspect the damage to a truck caused by a grenade explosion at Democrat party headquarters
Photograph: Athit Perawongmetha/Getty Images
Thailand protests: Anti-government demonstrators, walk near a police line in downtown Bangkok
Anti-government demonstrators face police in central Bangkok
Photograph: Wason Waintchakorn/AP
Thailand protests: Thai riot policemen rest as a red shirt supporter walks past
Riot police rest as a Shinawatra supporter walks past them
Photograph: Reuters
Thailand protests: Thai red-shirt protesters march on parliament in Bangkok
Protesters break into the parliament building
Photograph: EPA
Thailand protests: Thai red-shirt protesters march on parliament in Bangkok
A protester waves a red flag during a rally in front of the parliament building guarded by riot police
Photograph: Narong Sangnak/EPA
Thailand protests: Red Shirt supporters in vans clash with riot-policemen outside parliament
Red Shirt supporters in vans clash with riot-police outside parliament
Photograph: Pornchai Kittiwongsakul/AFP/Getty Images
Thailand protests: Thai Redshirt Protesters Storm Parliament
Thousands of Shinawatra supporters force their way through the main gate as they storm parliament
Photograph: Athit Perawongmetha/Getty Images
Thailand protests: Anti-government protesters climb over the gate to get into Parliament
Protesters climb over the gates to get into the parliament building
Photograph: Wason Wanichakorn/AP
Thailand protests: Thailand's Member of Parliament Varong Dejkijvikrom flees parliament
Thai MP Varong Dejkijvikrom, of the Democrat party (r), holds the ladder for an unidentified official as they flee the parliament building
Photograph: Str/AP
Thailand protests: Thai Redshirt Protesters Storm Parliament
Red shirt supporters hold weapons taken from security guards at Parliament House
Photograph: Athit Perawongmetha/Getty Images
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