Day in pictures: 12 July

Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri's Warlugulong 1977, which is being auctioned in Sydney, Australia, and is set to break the record for the most expensive Aboriginal art work sold at auction.

Charging bulls have gored seven people and trampled several more during the annual bull-running festival in the streets of the northern Spanish town of Pamplona.

Protestants from across Northern Ireland lit bonfires to celebrate the 1690 Battle of the Boyne, when Protestant King William of Orange defeated Catholic King James.

The world's tallest man, Bao Xishun, weds Xia Shujuan in a traditional Mongolian ceremony in Inner Mongolia, China. They were officially married earlier this year.

For the last week, the sea around Juhu beach in Mumbai, India, has been churning out more than 300 tones of rubbish every day because of changes in sea currents and waves.

Brian Griffiths' art installation, entitled Life Is A Laugh, is displayed on a platform at a London underground station.

Two billion rats have fled the floods that have been affecting southern and central China, destroying farmland and posing a health risk to humans in the process.

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