Pictures of the day - 2007 May 05
Young Tibetan monks play in the snow at the Labrang Monastery in Xiahe, western China's Gansu province.
The Queen and Prince Philip rides in a carriage down Duke of Gloucester Street in Williamsburg with two footmen.
Sri Lankan Irdiyan Samson counts a pile of coins in Colombo. Sri Lanka is asking children to raid piggy banks in a bid to end a serious shortage of loose change.
Egyptian farmer Ahmed Sami, 25, shows a newborn chicken at a farm near Jamasa city, 170kms north of Cairo. The highly pathogenic bird flu virus has killed 14 people out of 34 cases reported since the disease was first diagnosed in Egypt in February last year
Anthony Walsh of Australia is through to the quarter finals in Tahiti at the Air Tahiti Nui Von Zipper Trials
A child is show weapons at a People's Liberation Army camp open day in Hong Kong - ahead of the 10th anniversary of its handover to Chinese rule.
Cincinnati Zoo keeper Paul Reinhart examines a baby boy Sumatran rhino at the city' zoo. It is the third to be born in captivity in Cincinnati.
A goal by the San Jose Sharks slips past goalie Dominik Hasek in an ice hockey game in the USA.
A Sikh man performs the early morning 'sewa' or religious service by cleaning the holy pond of the Golden Temple on the birth anniversary of the fifth Guru, Guru Arjan Dev Ji in Punjab.
Couples gather at a group wedding in Nanjing, in China' eastern Jiangsu Province. The week-long May Day holiday introduced by China's government in 1999 has proven to be popular.
The Indian army convoy waits for a green signal to go-ahead at Zojila, some 110kms east of Srinagar, the summer capital of Indian Kashmir.
Photos from Daily Mail
Young Tibetan monks play in the snow at the Labrang Monastery in Xiahe, western China's Gansu province.
The Queen and Prince Philip rides in a carriage down Duke of Gloucester Street in Williamsburg with two footmen.
Sri Lankan Irdiyan Samson counts a pile of coins in Colombo. Sri Lanka is asking children to raid piggy banks in a bid to end a serious shortage of loose change.
Egyptian farmer Ahmed Sami, 25, shows a newborn chicken at a farm near Jamasa city, 170kms north of Cairo. The highly pathogenic bird flu virus has killed 14 people out of 34 cases reported since the disease was first diagnosed in Egypt in February last year
Anthony Walsh of Australia is through to the quarter finals in Tahiti at the Air Tahiti Nui Von Zipper Trials
A child is show weapons at a People's Liberation Army camp open day in Hong Kong - ahead of the 10th anniversary of its handover to Chinese rule.
Cincinnati Zoo keeper Paul Reinhart examines a baby boy Sumatran rhino at the city' zoo. It is the third to be born in captivity in Cincinnati.
A goal by the San Jose Sharks slips past goalie Dominik Hasek in an ice hockey game in the USA.
A Sikh man performs the early morning 'sewa' or religious service by cleaning the holy pond of the Golden Temple on the birth anniversary of the fifth Guru, Guru Arjan Dev Ji in Punjab.
Couples gather at a group wedding in Nanjing, in China' eastern Jiangsu Province. The week-long May Day holiday introduced by China's government in 1999 has proven to be popular.
The Indian army convoy waits for a green signal to go-ahead at Zojila, some 110kms east of Srinagar, the summer capital of Indian Kashmir.
Photos from Daily Mail
