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Jayalalithaa funeral: Huge crowds bid farewell to 'Amma' in Chennai

Hundreds of thousands of grieving supporters wailed as actress-turned-politician Jayalalithaa Jayaram was buried in Chennai.

Kuwait in flames: Dramatic photos of a desert inferno

Kuwait: A Desert on Fire, sees Sebastião Salgado's travel closely with firefighters in one of the worst environmental disasters in living memory.

Pearl Harbor 75th anniversary: Photos of the attacks on 7 December 1941

The assault on Pearl Harbor remained the deadliest attacks on US soil until 11 September 2001.

Oakland mourns by candlelight those killed in warehouse fire

The building served as a base for the Ghost Ship Artists Collective, yet reports suggest people had also been living there despite its use being permitted only as a warehouse.

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Dakota Access Pipeline protesters celebrate major victory – for now

Activists worry the decision could be reversed once President-elect Donald Trump takes over from Barack Obama on 20 January 2017.

Magnum photographers provide a powerful glimpse into the refugee crisis past and present

The photos will be shown in an open-air exhibition as part of Amnesty International's I Welcome campaign and mark the lead up to Magnum Photos' 70th anniversary.

Krampus: Terrifying beast scares children into being good at Christmas

In probably the world's most frightening Christmas tradition, a beast named Krampus roams the streets looking for naughty children.

Bolivians struggle amid water crisis that is expected to last until 2018

Bolivia's government declared a state of emergency on 21 November, in what has been the worst drought the country has seen in 25 years.

Iraqi civilians flee as heavy sandstorm rages through Mosul

The cloudy skies act in favour for the militants as they hinder air strikes and blur the vision of Iraqi forces.

Fidel Castro's final journey: Near-religious levels of adulation as Cubans bid farewell

The scenes are reminiscent of the death of Bobby Kennedy as his body was transported by train to from New York City Washington, DC, in 1968.

Prints for sale: Magnum Photos celebrates David 'Chim' Seymour's historic images

The event will also include Chim's current exhibition Children's World, which is showing at the Magnum Print Room in London.

Spain's dying coal industry: Brilliant documentary photos by David Ramos

In the 1960s, Spain had more than 100,000 coal miners. Nowadays there are fewer than 3,000.

Humanitarian situation worsens for displaced Iraqis as winter months approach

The UN is preparing for a worst-case scenario in which more than a million people are made homeless and food shortages set in.

Tens of thousands flee eastern Aleppo, but up to 250,000 are trapped inside

Government officials say they want to 'liberate' area, calling the opposition fighters 'terrorists' and accusing them of holding civilians hostage.

Tennessee wildfire aftermath: Hundreds of homes and businesses become smouldering ruins

The Dolly Parton Foundation will donate $1,000 a month to families in Sevier County for six months following the devastating blaze.

Photo gallery: Military veterans vow to protect Dakota Access pipeline protest camp

Protesters have spent months rallying against the pipeline project, saying it poses a threat to water resources and sacred Native American sites.

Backstage at Victoria's Secret 2016 fashion show as models prepare for lingerie catwalk

Models Kendall Jenner, Alessandra Ambrosio and Jasemine Tookes were among those booked for the runway show.

Victoria's Secret fashion show 2016 photos: The Angels, the wings and the $3m Fantasy bra

The Victoria's Secret fashion show is the the laciest and raciest catwalk event of the year.

Emotional Cubans line the streets of Havana to say goodbye to Fidel Castro

Many Cubans were overcome with grief as the remains of the only leader they had ever known passed by.

Names and photos of Chapecoense players who died in plane crash

Colombia's worst air disaster in two decades killed 75 people, including 19 of the 22 football players on board.

Brazilian fans and football world mourn death of Chapecoense players

The scale of the loss was staggering in Chapeco, a city where it takes a tenth of the population to fill the small stadium's 20,000 seats.

Amazon guardians rainforest deforestation

Brazil's environmental police are fighting a losing battle against illegal loggers in the Amazon

The rate of deforestation in the Amazon is on the rise again. Over the past four years it has risen 35%.

Colombia plane crash: Photos show sheer devastation of aircraft wreckage

The BAe 146 charter aircraft had split in two, with only the nose and wings recognisable and the tail end completely destroyed.

Emotional scenes as relatives who fled Mosul separately are reunited at refugee camp

Relatives hold hands and try to embrace through the wire fence around the camp, lifting up new babies so that their families can meet them.

Life inside Mosul: Residents carry white flags as war rages around them

Many residents have chosen to stay in Mosul, preferring the risk of crossfire to spending the winter in a cold displacement camp.

Latest dramatic photos from inside east Aleppo as Russian-backed government forces make huge gains

Syrian government forces and their allies say they have taken control of nearly half of the rebel-held areas of Aleppo.

Skate Girls of Kabul: Inside Afghanistan's fearless skateboarding club

The programme is run by Skateistan – a charity who use skateboarding and education as a means of youth empowerment.

Pickpocketing monkeys rewarded with lavish banquet at Thai temple

There are about 3,000 monkeys in the centre of Lopburi, and they regularly terrorise tourists and locals.

Thousands of candles illuminate Pashupatinath temple to remember dead at Bala Chaturdashi festival

The temple is considered to be the most sacred of Lord Shiva and sees Hindus from across Nepal and India travel to the Nepalese capital for the annual event.

Foreign planes and Palestinian firefighters tackle wildfires – as 13 arrested in Israel for arson

Unseasonably dry weather and easterly winds helped kindle the fires, which now stretch across half the country.

Fire and brimstone: Stunning photos of an illegal coal-fired steel plant

Authorities are pushing to shut down privately owned steel factories in an effort to meet China's carbon dioxide emissions targets.

Before-and-after satellite images of destroyed Rohingya villages in Myanmar

Many among the Buddhist majority in Myanmar view its 1.1 million Rohingya as illegal immigrants from Bangladesh.

'Non-Jews' blamed for wildfires ravaging Israel as Palestinians celebrate 'arson intifada'

The hashtag #Israelisburning trended on social media as some Arabs and Palestinians celebrated the fires.

Under toxic black skies, children play around oil fields set alight by Isis as they fled

Children with blackened faces play in and around puddles of thick crude oil gushing from the breached wells.

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