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Wednesday, 7 March 2007, 18:31 GMT
Day in pictures

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The Indian Air Force marks the platinum jubilee of its creation.

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This small wetland bird, known as a large-billed reed warbler, was believed to have been extinct for more than 130 years, but has been found in a sewage treatment site in Thailand.

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A man dumps a large mound of dirt in front of the Japanese parliament in Tokyo in protest at restrictions on diesel car emissions.

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A group of women shelter at a makeshift camp in Solok on Sumatra after an earthquake rocked the Indonesian island, leaving at least 52 dead.

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Mumbai's newest taxi service for women only is to launch on Thursday to coincide with International Women's Day.

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A joint patrol of US, UK and Iraqi troops conduct a search in Baghdad.

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London's Horniman Museum's favourite exhibit gets a "spring clean". The 12ft long, 5ft high walrus came from Canada as part of the 1886 Great Colonial Exhibition.

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Workers at a Chinese factory make incandescent light bulbs, still widely used here despite global efforts to introduce energy-saving bulbs.

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Pakistani labourer Nooran Bibi cleans rice using a metal sheet as she works at a market in Karachi, Pakistan. Bibi has to work eight hours per day and earns around $2 per day.

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A protest in Brazil against the upcoming visit of US President George W Bush, with a banner reading: "[Brazilian President] Lula is a friend of the Lord of the War. Get out Bush."
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