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A boy called Konstantinos Finiakakis hugs the Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, at the Archeological site of Knossos, in the southern Greek island of Crete ARIS MESSINIS/AFP/Getty Images |
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| Silhouettes of horse riders during the traditional Holy Blood Procession in Weingarten, southern Germany. The procession in honour of a relic of Holy Blood takes place on the day after Ascension Day every year. FELIX KASTLE/AFP/Getty Images |
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A Turkish army helicopter in action after an amphibious landing during EFES 2018 drills in Seferihisar in Aegean Sea near Izmir, Turkey Emre Tazegul/AP |
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| Wildlife photographer Steve Ward waited patiently for two hours in the Bank Holiday heat in north Wales to get this shot of the sun setting behind a cuckoo as it spreads its wings Steve Ward / SWNS.com |
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An installation art titled "Narrow" by Nonotak is seen during the art exhibition at the Digilogue Space platform of the Zorlu Performing Art Center in Istanbul, Turkey Muhammed Enes Yildirim/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images |
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Critical Care Nurses Honor Chalmers and Ella Rose take part in a charity abseil down the North Wing of the hospital in support of the Guy's and St Thomas' Charity in London David Rose for The Telegraph |
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A mother lemur carries her babies in Bursa, Turkey Ali Atmaca/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images |
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A policeman buys a drink as he stands guard in front of U.S. embassy in Jakarta, Indonesia, as Indonesian Muslims rally in support of Palestinians and against the U.S. moving its embassy to Jerusalem BEAWIHARTA/REUTERS |
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Dancers perform during a press preview ahead of the world premiere of "ab [intra]", the latest dance creation from the artistic director of the Sydney Dance Company, Rafael Bonachela. The performance is running from May 14 to September 1 with tours in Sydney, Melbourne and nationally across Australia. PETER PARKS/AFP/Getty Images |
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Police bomb squad pose a deactivated bomb to a truck at the scene in the Wan Chai district of Hong Kong. Hong Kong police finished defusing the large unexploded wartime bomb after it was unearthed at a construction site in the Asian financial center. Bomb disposal experts identified it as an American-made 1,000 pound bomb, which is believed to have been dropped by warplanes during World War II. Kin Cheung/AP |
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Romain Dodelier of France performs during the BMX Flatland World Cup Qualifications during the FISE in Montpellier, France. Richard Bord/Getty Images |
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2nd place Tyler Chaffin of the USA performs during the Scooter Freestyle Park Pro Final Richard Bord/Getty Images |
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Doctors have on to an American soldier after growing it in her arm. Private Shamika Burrage, 21, lost her left ear after suffering head injuries in a car crash in 2016. Cartilage was taken from her rib and shaped into a new ear. It was then put in her forearm so it could grow new blood vessels and develop feeling. US Army |
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Chewbacca poses at the premiere for the movie "Solo: A Star Wars Story" in Los Angeles, California, USA MARIO ANZUONI/REUTERS |
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The Coaching Marathon makes its way along the Long Walk on the third day of the Royal Windsor Horse Show in Berkshire Dan Kitwood/Getty Images |
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The Queen talks to Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh in his car at the Royal Windsor Horse Show Mark Cuthbert/UK Press via Getty Images |
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| Britain’s tallest freestanding structure is in Kirkless, West Yorkshire. The Grade II-listed Emley Moor transmitting station is 330.5 metres tall (21 metres taller than The Shard) and the 24th tallest tower in the world. Here a Super Puma helicopter lifts parts for a second mast alongside the existing one. Charlotte Graham |
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| Jury President Cate Blanchett attends the screening of 'Cold War (Zimna Wojna)' during the 71st annual Cannes Film Festival in France Abaca / Barcroft Images |
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| Children play by a mountain of rubble as a worker excavates a destroyed building in the Old City of Mosul, Iraq. In the absence of large scale projects to re-build the area, citizens are undertaking work of their own to clear the rubble but in almost a year it has barely made a dent. Sam Tarling for The Telegraph |
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Tourists visit the medieval city of Carcassonne, where the walls are partly covered with yellow concentric circles created by the Paris-based, Swiss artist Felice Varini at the request of the National Center for National Monuments to celebrate the twentieth anniversary of the inscription of the city as UNESCO World Heritage. ERIC CABANIS/AFP/Getty Images |
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Could this be the world's most pampered pooch ? Afghan Hound AJ Nirvana Battle lives in Beijing, China. Owner Kevin Chan says, ""I do all the grooming myself and have spent about 100,000 CNY (£11,600) to date on grooming equipment." Kevin Chan / Caters News |
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This polar bear playing in the snow in Churchill, Canada is an entry in the 2018 Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards Simon Gee / CWPA / Barcroft Images |
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Indonesia's Mount Merapi blasts ash and gas into the sky over Yogyakarta, the country's cultural capital. The government ordered residents living within a five-kilometre (three-mile) radius of the crater on Java island to leave as ash covered surrounding communities Sapto Nugroho/Sijori Images via ZUMA Wire/REX/Shutterstock |
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Steam and gas rise from a volcanic crack in a roadway in Leilani Estates in the aftermath of the Kilauea volcano eruption on Hawaii's Big Island Mario Tama/Getty Images |
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Macaques hold their offspring at a national nature reserve in Mount Wuyi, southeast China. Zhang Guojun/Xinhua/Barcroft Images |
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