Week in pictures: 15 - 20 Sept

1 of 10 Protesters against US policy make their voice heard after the collapse of the World Trade Organisation talks in Cancun, Mexico.

2 of 10 Lord Archer makes his first public speech after being released from jail - as the government announces he will be stripped of his peerage.

3 of 10 Former Nato chief Wesley Clark surprises US voters by announcing he will seek the Democrat nomination for 2004's US presidential race.

4 of 10 Swedish Prime Minister Goeran Persson at the memorial service for Foreign Minister Anna Lindh, stabbed to death days before the country's referendum on the Euro.

5 of 10 Hurricane Isabel hits home as it approaches the east coast of the United States.

6 of 10 Liberal Democrat Sarah Teather becomes the UK's youngest MP at 29 after winning the Brent East by-election.

7 of 10 Owner Roy Richards surveys the ruins of the National Motorcycle Museum near Birmingham after a fire destroys some 300 exhibits, many irreplaceable records of British engineering.

8 of 10 Seven-year-old Toni-Ann Byfield, is shot dead by an unknown attacker after police believe she witnessed the gunman killing her father.

9 of 10 More than 500 Dawoodi Bohra Muslims couples marry in a mass wedding in Bombay.

10 of 10 Scientists in Venezuela uncover the fossil remains of a gigantic rodent that looked something like a monster guinea pig. The beast was as big as a buffalo and may have roamed in packs.