Week in pictures: 11-17 October

1 of 11 The week begins with another attack in Iraq, as at least six die when a suicide car bomber targets a Baghdad hotel used by coalition and Iraqi officials.

2 of 11 In Bali relatives of those killed in the nightclub bombings mark the first-anniversary with an open-air service.

3 of 11 China's space programme takes a step forward as it celebrates the successful return of its first man in space and announces plans for future missions.

4 of 11 As the results of the UK's study of genetically modified crops are published protesters march through London.

5 of 11 Fashion Rocks: Bjork joins the guests as the fashion world teams up with the pop world for a stylish concert at London's Albert Hall in aid of the Prince's Trust charity.

6 of 11 Germany clinch victory over Sweden to claim the 2003 Women's World Cup trophy.

7 of 11 Following a painstaking 34-hour operation at a Dallas hospital conjoined twins Mohamed and Ahmed Ibrahim are separated.

8 of 11 In New York the Staten Island ferry hits a dock at high speed killing at least ten passengers.

9 of 11 Around the world celebrations mark 25 years since Pope John Paul II took office.

10 of 11 Danish-born artist Olafur Eliasson turns Tate Modern's vast Turbine Hall into a foggy sunset using mist and mirrors.

11 of 11 The heavyweights: US President George W Bush and, the soon-to-be governor of California, Arnold Schwarzenegger greet the world's media.