Sir Bruce Forsyth dies at 89: Life of much-loved entertainer in pictures
Sir Bruce Forsyth, one of Britain's best-loved entertainers, has died at the age of 89. IBTimes UK looks back at his life and career in pictures.
Magnum announce Graduate Photographers Award 2017 nominees
Panel puts forward 50 photographers who have graduated from a UK photography or lens-based media degree course in the last three years.
Prince William and Kate Middleton sixth wedding anniversary: Beautiful photos of the royal couple's life together
From the royal wedding – and that famous kiss on the balcony – to children, here are plenty of beautiful images recording the couple's life together.
Royal Photographic Society: Open call to applicants for 2017 bursaries for photographers and students
The RPS is issuing four funding opportunities available to support photographers across still photography and moving image.
Spears, arrows and tears gas – Indigenous people clash with Brazilian police over land rights
Some 4,000 aboriginal people and supporters took part in the protest that focused on land boundaries for indigenous reservations.
Donald Trump's first 100 days: The 100 best (or worst) photos of the US President
As his 100th day in office approaches, IBTimes UK rounds up the 100 best (or worst) photos of President Donald J Trump.
World Penguin Day 2017: 24 photos to celebrate the flightless sea bird
World Penguin Day aims is to raise awareness of the plight of some penguins and highlighting the importance of protecting the Antarctic's marine environment.
France: Anti-fascist demonstrators clash with police after first round of election results roll in
The protests were a response to centrist Emmanuel Macron of Le Marche taking the lead, with Marine Le Pen, leader of the far right Front National coming second.
Sony World Photography Awards 2017: Best images from the winners and finalists
Categories this year included a wide range of topics from Architecture to the Natural World, Portraiture and Landscape, with entries from from 183 countries.
Colombia: Rescue teams continue search for survivors as deadly mudslides destroy parts of Manizales
Recent heavy rains have endangered residents in dozens of provincial towns, where makeshift construction on the slopes of the Andes makes neighbourhoods particularly susceptible to landslides and flooding.
Sony World Photography Awards 2017: Winners of Professional categories are announced
The ten winning photographers were selected from over 227,000 entries, from 183 countries, with the judges looking for the best photographic series.
From Mobutu to Beyoncé: Portraits by Emilie Regnier explore the symbolic power of leopard print
Regnier's series of portraits will be showing at the Bronx Documentary Center until 4 June 2017.
The mother of all marches: Photos of anti-government protests that stormed Venezuela streets
Three people were killed during the demonstrations, as hundreds of thousands of protesters stormed the streets of Caracas and other Venezuelan cities to denounce President Nicholas Maduro.
Freight train to central Europe: Riding railroads across borders to seek a better future
More than a million refugees arrived in Europe in 2015, landing in Greece from Turkey and then streaming through the Balkans, heading north to Germany or Austria.
Syria: Evacuations resuming days after convoy bombing kills over 100 people
The suicide bombing hit buses of evacuees from al-Foua and Kefraya, killing more than 60 children.
Turkey: Prime minister orders opposition to respect referendum result, as thousands take to streets
The Republican People's Party called for the vote to be annulled citing irregularities including an electoral board decision to accept ballots that didn't bear official stamps.
North Korea: Photos of new Ryomyong street complex that is 'scarier' than hundreds of nuclear bombs
The opening ceremony comes after China urged North Korea to halt its nuclear programme in exchange for greater protection from Beijing.
New York Auto Show 2017: Photos of the hottest cars and futuristic concept vehicles
With over four floors of displays from the world's most prestigious automakers, the event featured the newest vehicles and latest concept cars, with nearly 1,000 cars and trucks on display.
Palm Sunday 2017: Christians around the world mark the start of Holy Week
Palm Sunday commemorates the day Christians believe Jesus entered Jerusalem and was welcomed as the messiah only to be crucified five days later.
Rebel female Buddhist monks shave their heads as they continue to battle for religious rights
Getty Images photographer Roberto Schmidt photographed Thai women as they approach their ordination at a temple in Bangkok.
In pictures: Bizarre army lottery in Thailand where transgender women must prove they're not faking it
Thai men can volunteer to serve in the army for six months or enter a lottery that can mean exemption or two years' service. Transgender women are forced to undergo embarrassing examinations.
Venezuela: Anti-Maduro demonstrators clash with police as protests turn violent
Clashes broke out after authorities cordoned off a square where opponents had planned their latest protest against the autocratic government.
In pictures: Gibraltar remains rock solid as it keeps calm and carries on being British
With its red telephone boxes and double decker buses, Gibraltar remains an outpost of Britishness at the tip of Spain.
True cost of Philippines gold-mining: Poverty-stricken workers risk health for precious metal
Miners sift through hundreds of kilos of sand and clay, gathering roughly a quarter of a gram of gold dust.
Photo London 2017: Preview of Somerset House photography fair from Don McCullin to Guy Bourdin
Photo London will be held at Somerset House from 18 -21 May 2017, showcasing work from the world's leading galleries.
Royal gifts: Photo preview of presents given to Queen Elizabeth II throughout her reign
The exhibition, which opens 22 July 2017, is held in conjunction with the 2017 Summer Opening of Buckingham Palace.
In pictures: Four-day-old baby girl rescued from dinghy adrift in the Mediterranean Sea
Crew members abroad the 'Golfo Azzurro', the rescue vessel of the Spanish aid organisation Proactiva Open Arms, spotted two overcrowded rubber boats floating at sea in the early hours of Saturday (1 April)
Parts of Australia underwater as remnants of Cyclone Debbie sweep through east coast
Floodwaters engulf towns in Queensland and New South Wales, forcing tens of thousands of people to evacuate
Untethered: Joseph Szabo and Siân Davey present 50 years of being young
The exhibition will be on show at Michael Hoppen Gallery, London from 6 April-20 May 2017.
Magnum Photos: An insight into mid-century New York
Early Magnum: On & In New York combines classic 1950s images by Magnum members with archival pictures from its NYC office.
