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Washington D.C : US US Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (C) and Democratic lawmakers kneel while observing a moment of silence to honour George Floyd and victims of racial injustice, on Capitol Hill
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Kingscliff, Australia : A jet ski passes over a shark swimming along the coast. A 60-year-old surfer was attacked and killed by a 3m shark off the coast of northern New South Wales state
Jakarta, Indonesia : A child stands in a fish storage box in a flooded area
Iquitos, Peru Children float along the Amazon River at Belen Port community in plastic buckets turned into makeshift boats.
A seagull hunts pearl mullets in Lake Van. Every year the pearl mullets start to migrate to fresh waters by moving upstream as the salty water of the lake does not allow this fish to reproduce
Ha Long, Vietnam : Tourists pose for photographs on a boat touring the bay, after the government relaxed lockdown rules. Though some restrictions remain in place, Vietnam has lifted the ban on domestic travel, certain entertainment activities and non-essential businesses to revive its economy
Dorset, UK : A police helicopter flies above a packed beach at Durdle Door, near Lulworth. Dorset council announced that the beach was to be closed to the public after three people were seriously injured jumping off cliffs into the sea
A pair of European bee-eaters ( Merops apiaster) perform a mating dance
Port al-Faw, Iran A youth holds up fish. Coronavirus has meant local businesses no longer have to compete with Turkish, Iranian or Chinese imports. Those countries, as well as Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Kuwait, typically flood Iraqi markets with inexpensive products at prices local producers cannot compete with
Horsham, UK : A white stork tends to its chicks on a nest in West Sussex. The last hatchlings recorded in the UK were on the roof of St Giles’ Cathedral in Edinburgh, in 1416. The White Stork project, which has been monitoring the birds, hopes to restore a population in southern England to about 50 breeding pairs by 2030
