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Best photos of the day: 20 May 2014.

Hamza, charged with hostage-taking and helping al-Qaida, found guilty by New York court.

More than 70 firefighters battle Stables Market fire in Camden, north London

Wall paintings that depict the history of the Crusades have been discovered in Jerusalem.

Thai troops and vehicles, topped with machine guns, take control of Bangkok streets but situation appears calm.

Royal Thai Army gets sweeping powers, including media censorship, in unrest-torn country.

Women describe their "devastating suffering" for loving men they cannot marry.

Cleo Weidlich is climbing world's highest mountain despite sherpa boycott.

Russia's foreign minister says Russia open to Slovakia sending reverse gas flows to Ukraine.

Soas graduate student on 7-day sick leave for tissue trauma after attacking Soma protester.

Flooding death toll reaches 39 as damage costs predicted to run into hundreds of millions of euros.

History of the Tuareg and the reasons behind their rebellion in Mali

US claims five Chinese military officials carried out cyber-attacks against six US companies, including a nuclear power company.

Golden Dawn lawmaker Ilias Kasidiaris wins 16% of the vote in Athens despite murder charges against him.

Dassault pins hopes on pro-business credentials of India's prime minister-designate Narendra Modi.

Armed forces commander in-chief of Nouri Abu Sahmein deploys Islamist Libya's Central Shield militia in Tripoli.

Pontiff's Middle East trip to Bethlehem seen as recognition of Palestine and support for their "struggle and rights".

When a tower block under construction in Pyongyang collapsed, Kim didn't do what most other national leaders would have done

Bosnia flooding causes 2,100 landslides and dislodges mines from 1992-1995 war

Violence continues after warring sides reached peace agreement.

DSK's lawyer Jean Veil says the movie starring Gerard Depardieu contains defamatory accusations of rape

PM responds to criticism over Turkey's worst mine accident that claimed 301 lives.

Islands, close to land mass known as Senkaku in Japan and as Diaoyus in China, to get ground forces.

Blast in a Seoul subway station causes 11 casualties according to South Korean news agency Yonhap.

Raped girl was denied abortion as her life was not in danger.

Boko Haram suspected of suicide bomb that killed five in Kano's Sabon Gari where mainly southern Christians reside.

Can South American leader keep lid on temper and avoid disciplinary problems for Sport Boys?

EU Energy Commissioner says two rounds of talks will take place next week

Google has celebrated 40th anniversary of Rubik's Cube puzzle.