We take you on a journey though the week (ended March 29, 2014) with these photos courtesy of our friends at Telegraph.
A picture provided by the Turkish Prime Minister’s press office shows thousands of supporters of Turkey’s ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) cheering Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan during an election campaign rally in Istanbul, Turkey (Photo Credit: KAYHAN OZER/PRIME MINISTER PRESS OFFICE/EPA)
People fish on a pier at the port of Mariupol, located on the north of the Sea of Azov in eastern Ukraine. (Photo Credit: YANNIS BEHRAKIS/REUTERS)Dancers perform at the Istana Budaya Theatre in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, during the 2014 Laureus World Sports Awards (Photo Credit: INF)
The helmet of an Anglo Saxon King circa AD600 – just one of the artifacts which will go on display from Thursday March 27 2014 at the British Museum (Photo Credit: DAVID ROSE FOR THE TELEGRAPH)Members of the New Power Generation perform their ‘Zebralution’ program during the World Cup Rhythmic Gymnastics 2014 at the Porsche Arena in Stuttgart, Germany (Photo Credit: ALEX GRIMM/BONGARTS/GETTY IMAGES)
A member of the aircrew walks on the wing of a Japanese Air Force AP-3C Orion after it arrived to help with the ongoing search mission for Malaysia Airways flight MH370 at the RAAF Pearce air base in Perth, Australia (Photo Credit: ROB GRIFFITH/AP)This camphor tree in Wuyuan, China, is still flourishing despite being left totally hollow by lightning strike (Photo Credit: REX FEATURES)Graphic designer Daniel Siering and art director Mario Schuster wrapped part of a tree trunk with plastic sheeting and made an amazingly detailed and realistic spray-painting of the surrounding landscape on it. The result is a brilliant illusion that the tree has been sawed through and is floating in mid-air over its stump. The two co-workers at Art-EFX in Potsdam, Germany had the idea after spray-painting lots of transformer stations for their customers. (Photo Credit: Art-EFX/Rex Features)Joanne Milne, who was deaf since birth, reacts after hearing for the first time. Ms Milne, 40, from Gateshead, was born deaf and during her 20’s also began to lose her vision due to the rare medical condition Usher Syndrome. But last month she was fitted with cochlear implants and after 40 years of silence the life-changing procedure has meant she is now able to hear. The incredible moment when she hears a nurse going through the days of the week was filmed by her mother and shows her bursting into tears in shock. (Photo Credit: TREMAYNE CROSSLEY/PA)
President Jonathan meeting Mark Rutte at the Global Security Summit on Nuclear Power (Photo Credit: Prime Minister Of Netherland’s Office)PRESIDENT GOODLUCK JONATHAN RECEIVING A SOUVENIR FROM THE PRESIDENT, NIGERIAN COMMUNITY IN NAMIBIA, MR BUBA MADUGU, AT A MEETING OF PRESIDENT JONATHAN WITH NIGERIANS IN NAMIBIA ON THURSDAY (State House Photo)Red Bull pilot Peter Besenyei navigates his way down the Corinth Canal in Greece in his plane (Photo Credit: RED BULL)The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge with their son Prince George photographed at Kensington Palace (Photo Credit: Jason Bell/ Camera Press)Espresso yourself: A cup of coffee featuring a portrait of Madonna by renowned American coffee artist Michael Breach is poured in Sydney, Australia (Photo Credit: QUENTIN JONES/EPA)A Chicago Transit Authority train car rests on an escalator at the O’Hare Airport station after it derailed. More than 30 people were injured after the train ‘climbed over the last stop, jumped up on the sidewalk and then went up the stairs and escalator,’ according to Chicago Fire Commissioner Jose Santiago (Photo Credit: KENNETH WEBSTER/AP)In a scene reminiscent of a Carry On movie, this poor little girl in China had to be rescued by firefighters after getting her head stuck in a pipe while her parent’s home was being rennovated (Photo Credit: REX FEATURES)Definitely don’t try this at home… Aerial acrobat Simone Genziuk lifts a 75kg washing machine with her hair while hanging upside down from a hoop. Luckily for Simone, the machine wasn’t on a spin cycle. (Photo Credit: REX FEATURES)Ruben Hidalgo, 25, checks his appearance in a mirror before taking part in a body paint pageant during Expobelleza Andalucia (Expobeauty Andalusia) in Seville, Spain (Photo Credit: MARCELO DEL POZO/REUTERS)Ethnic Dong women wearing traditional costumes pick tea leaves during a ceremony marking the start of tea picking season in spring, at a tea plantation in Liping county, Guizhou province. According to local media, Liping county’s tea plantations attracted more than 60,000 women workers from nearby villages this spring and each tea picker earns around 100 yuan ($16.10) per diem. (Photo Credit: REUTERS/Sheng Li)Michael Leavitt, from Washington, USA, has created an amazing collection of shoes all made from cardboard. Leavitt uses recycled and used cardboard to create his shoes, using glue and staples for assembly. (Photo Credit: MICHAEL LEAVITT/REX FEATURES)Models strut their stuff on the cat-walk at the China International Swimming Wear Design Contest & 2015 Hosa Swimming Fashion Trend Show during China Fashion Week in Beijing (Photo Credit: REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon)Pope Francis and President Barack Obama smile as they exchange gifts at the Vatican (Photo Credit: GABRIEL BOUYS/AP)We have no idea what Finnish President Sauki Niinisto has on his note pad, but it has clearly tickled Ms Merkel (Photo Credit: BART MAAT)German Chancellor Angela Merkel looks at US President Barack Obama’s empty seat ahead of an informal meeting within the Nuclear Security Summit, in The Hague, The Netherlands (Photo Credit: EPA/JOHN THYS)…Meanwhile Michelle Obama and daughters Sasha (centre) and Malia (right) pay a visit to the Terracotta Warriors in China’s central Shaanxi province of Xian (Photo Credit: PETER PARKS/AFP)One of U.S. first lady Michelle Obama’s security detail eyes a man in Chinese ancient warrior costume during Obama’s visit at the City Wall in Xi’an, China (Photo Credit: GETTY IMAGES)Members of the pro-government ‘red shirt’ movement attack a Buddhist monk outside the National Anti-Corruption Commission office in Nonthaburi province, Thailand. Members of the movement attacked the monk after he complained to the group as they blocked a road near the National Anti-Corruption Commission. (Photo Credit: CHAIWAT SUBPRASOM/REUTERS)Spider-Man wows fans at the Singapore Fan Event in Marina Bay Sands (Photo Credit: CHRISTOPHER POLK/GETTY IMAGES)Lithuania’s Isabella Tobias competes during the ice dance short dance program at the ISU World Figure Skating Championships in Saitama in Japan (Photo Credit: REUTERS/Yuya Shino)A technician from Abseilon USA works to clean more than 40 panes of glass underneath the horseshoe-shaped bridge on the Grand Canyon Skywalk in Arizona (Photo Credit: REUTERS)
