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The Russian shelling of Sloviansk, an abortion rights rally in Washington, the resignation of Boris Johnson, a shooting in Copenhagen and the San Fermin fiesta in Pamplona: the most striking global images this week
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The Guardian’s picture editors select photo highlights from around the world
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Nicknamed after a legendary monster worm, the Minhocão viaduct highway becomes car-free at night and on weekends. Photographer Pablo Albarenga meets the people who adopted it as their park
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After being ensconced at SW19 since the start of the tournament, our photographer Tom Jenkins has picked out some of his favourite photos from the thousands he has taken so far during Wimbledon 2022
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Behind the scenes shots from the 1965 and 1966 Doctor Who movies staring Peter Cushing and the Daleks
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Taken around 1865, these amateur images by a Dutch physician offer up a fascinating glimpse inside the country as it began opening up its borders
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The Guardian’s picture editors select photo highlights from around the world
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Photographer Fabian Ritter spent three weeks with young people in Kyiv getting to know their outlook and documenting their new everyday lives
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On a hot day in eastern Arnhem Land, three women collect pandanus leaves and djundom roots – and offer a priceless masterclass into a rich cultural tradition
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The 2022 Glastonbury festival closed out in explosive style, with furious moshpits, stunning special guests and giant clouds of confetti
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This week marks 15 years since the iPhone first went on sale and ushered in a new era: the age of the smartphone
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Zeelim army base in southern Israel is known officially as the Urban Warfare Training Centre. But to some soldiers, it is known as Mini Gaza, simulating a Palestinian urban area with 500 buildings and narrow alleyways adorned with murals and posters honouring slain fighters
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From 2001 to 2021, Nigeria lost 1.14 million hectares of forest, equivalent to a 11% decrease in tree cover and equal to 587 million tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions, according to Global Forest Watch. Cutting down trees for logging, opening up farmland or to feed energy demand for a growing population is putting pressure on Nigeria’s natural forests
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