Pictures of the Day - 13.06.2007
A baby gorilla is rocked to sleep by its mother at Twycross Zoo.
Outside the G8 Summit in Heiligendamm, Germany an anti-globalist activist dons a polar bear costume in an attempt to raise awareness of global warming.
The Royal Geographical Society in south Kensington installs a life-size sculpture of a black rhinoceros for public viewing.
Heavy fog in Buenos Aires partly masks a new addition to the Argentinian capital's skyline.
Colourful headwear at Britain's Graduate Fashion Week.
Baby tapir Husco (right) explores the outside world at Zurich Zoo in Switzerland, accompanied by a parent.
Contractors have been ordered to re-paint wobbly road markings on the A337 in the New Forest, Hampshire, after the work was carried out in the dark.
A Brazilian model wears a design by Sommer for Fashion Rio Spring/Summer 2007.
Fifteen brides race to eat as much cake as they can in a contest to win $25,000 (£12,500) in New York's Times Square.
The exiled Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, greeting followers in Canberra, Australia, where he met Labor Party leader Kevin Rudd.
Filipino performers cheer at celebrations to mark Independence Day in the country's capital, Manila.
Indians examine the wreckage of a high-speed train that was derailed east of the city of Hyderabad, killing four people.
A photograph of tomberries - tiny tomatoes the size of berries - which are being grown commercially for the first time and sold in UK supermarkets, mainly aimed at children.
A baby gorilla is rocked to sleep by its mother at Twycross Zoo.
Outside the G8 Summit in Heiligendamm, Germany an anti-globalist activist dons a polar bear costume in an attempt to raise awareness of global warming.
The Royal Geographical Society in south Kensington installs a life-size sculpture of a black rhinoceros for public viewing.
Heavy fog in Buenos Aires partly masks a new addition to the Argentinian capital's skyline.
Colourful headwear at Britain's Graduate Fashion Week.
Baby tapir Husco (right) explores the outside world at Zurich Zoo in Switzerland, accompanied by a parent.
Contractors have been ordered to re-paint wobbly road markings on the A337 in the New Forest, Hampshire, after the work was carried out in the dark.
A Brazilian model wears a design by Sommer for Fashion Rio Spring/Summer 2007.
Fifteen brides race to eat as much cake as they can in a contest to win $25,000 (£12,500) in New York's Times Square.
The exiled Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, greeting followers in Canberra, Australia, where he met Labor Party leader Kevin Rudd.
Filipino performers cheer at celebrations to mark Independence Day in the country's capital, Manila.
Indians examine the wreckage of a high-speed train that was derailed east of the city of Hyderabad, killing four people.
A photograph of tomberries - tiny tomatoes the size of berries - which are being grown commercially for the first time and sold in UK supermarkets, mainly aimed at children.
