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Prince Philip at 95: The life and times of the Duke of Edinburgh in pictures

On 10 June 2016, Prince Philip turned 95, making him both the longest-serving spouse of a reigning British monarch and the oldest male British royal of all time.

Thailand: Cult of personality around King Bhumibol Adulyadej, world's longest-reigning monarch

The monarch's cult of personality has been likened to North Korea fervour for its supreme commander.

Afghanistan: Inside the shattered ruins of Kabul's abandoned Darul Aman palace

With walls peppered with bullet holes the Darul Aman is a symbol of failed attempts to bring peace to Kabul.

As the Holocaust victims were herded into Auschwitz's gas chambers this is what they left behind

Over 16,000 personal items belonging to the victims of the Nazi death camp, Auschwitz-Birkenau, are being returned to the Auschwitz museum memorial.

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The Hobbit: Photos of live-action role-players staging epic Battle of the Five Armies in Czech forest

Tolkien fans gather in a forest in Middle Europe to recreate the Battle of the Five Armies.

Great Barrier Reef: Powerful images reveal utter devastation of once-pristine corals

Aftermath photos of mass bleaching event show slime-covered coral skeletons at Lizard Island.

Ramadan Mubarak! Photos of Muslims around the world marking the start of the Islamic holy fasting month

Muslims around the world are marking the start of the Islamic holy fasting month of Ramadan.

Australia storms: Three dead and hundreds rescued as 40ft waves hit Sydney and east coast

Power out and residents flee as seven inches of rain falls in 24 hours.

World Environment Day 2016: 25 beautiful landscape photos taken by GoPro users around the world

To celebrate World Environment Day, IBTimes UK shares 25 gorgeous images taken by GoPro users around the world.

Muhammad Ali in pictures: The life and times of The Greatest

A look back at the life and career of Muhammad Ali, probably the greatest boxer of all time.

France floods: State of emergency as River Seine bursts its banks in Paris

The River Seine burst its banks earlier in the week and has since reached a record height of 8.6 metres - the highest it has been in nearly 35 years.

World Environment Day 2016: 30 photos showing the often horrifying effects of the illegal trade in wildlife

This year's World Environment Day focuses on the illegal trade in wildlife.

The Battle for Fallujah: Inside Islamic State's secret tunnels

The militant group uses tunnels to approach, appear and escape the front line, in order to reduce their casualties.

Anti-Trump demonstrators clash with police

Anti-Trump demonstrators pelt supporters with eggs during clashes at San Jose rally

The rally saw Donald Trump delighting his supporters, vowing to build a wall along the US border and have Mexico pay for it.

Cocaine currency: Colombian farmers barter coca paste for groceries

One gram of coca paste is worth about 2,000 Colombian pesos (about 45p or $0.64).

Appleby Horse Fair 2016: Travellers arrive in Cumbria for world's biggest gypsy gathering

The world's biggest gathering of its kind, the Cumbria-based fair is expected to attract about 5,000 travellers and thousands of visitors.

Beautiful photos of Tibetan nomads' search for a prized fungus used in Chinese medicine

The caterpillar fungus germinates in living moth larvae, killing and mummifying them, then growing out of its head.

Somalia: At least 16 killed in Al-Shabaab car-bomb attack on Mogadishu hotel used by government

The al-Qaeda-affiliated militant group remains a threat to Somalia and neighbouring Kenya and Uganda.

Germany declares second disaster area as floods kill at least four and devastate towns in Bavaria

Flooding caused by heavy rain has devastated the towns of Triftern and Simbach am Inn.

France: Severe flooding forces residents to evacuate by boat as others remain trapped at home

Emergency services were called out 4,500 times to assist with evacuations on 30 and 31 May 2016.

Gotthard Base Tunnel: World's longest and deepest railway line takes passengers through Alps in 17 minutes

At 35.5 miles long, the Swiss railway line will speed passengers and cargo by rail under the mountain chain that divides Europe's north and south.

Peru: Protests in Lima against ex-president's daughter Keiko Fujimori standing for election

Her father was imprisoned for corruption and human rights abuses making her ties with him an issue for voters.

Climate change's impact on Indian Ocean reefs laid bare by haunting pictures

Global coral bleaching event photographed spreading westwards from Australia to Indian Ocean.

Thailand: Graphic images of 40 dead tiger cubs found in freezer during Buddhist Tiger Temple raid

The cubs and body parts may have been destined for use in Chinese medicine.

Battle of Jutland 100th anniversary: Commemorations mark largest naval battle of WW1

Princess Anne, Nicole Sturgeon and David Cameron were among those paying their respects.

Kurds return to Yuksekova to find homes devastated by raging civil war

Residents of town in south-eastern Turkey returned after partial lifting of curfew to find utter chaos.

Battle for Fallujah: War photos of Iraqi forces surrounding Isis militants holed up in besieged city

Fallujah was first Iraq city to fall under IS control in 2014 and has been besieged for more than six months.

Life under Isis: Powerful portraits and stories of Syrians who escaped terror and fled to Turkey

Syrians living in Turkey talk about the horrors of life in Syria and their hatred of Islamic State, aka Daesh.

Battle for Fallujah: Photos of thousands fleeing besieged Iraq city after 2 years under Isis rule

Iraqi troops have launched a final attack to recapture the city which fell to Isis in January 2014.

Germany: Deadly flash floods leave Braunsbach buried under rocks, trees and car wrecks

People of Braunsbach in south-western Germany have begun to remove rubble and mud from streets and homes.

Riots escalate across France as government refuses to reconsider labour law reform

Protests lead by CGT bring workers and students together in a bid to make their voices heard.

Landscape Photographer of the Year Award: Beautiful views of Britain

The tenth annual Take a View Landscape Photographer of the Year Award is open for entry until 10 July.

Trio to Rio: Estonian identical triplets will make Olympic history by running women's marathon at Rio 2016

Identical triplets Liina, Leila and Lily Luik will all compete in the women's marathon at the Rio 2016 Olympics.

Japan: US President Barack Obama visits Hiroshima peace memorial to remember atomic bomb victims

Obama has become the first sitting US president to visit Hiroshima 71 years after the world's first atomic bomb was dropped on the city by US military.

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