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Week in pictures: 29 April - 5 May

From fashion fever to election fatigue - here are the images of the past seven days

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5 May 2017
Austerity protests, Brazil

SATURDAY, BRAZIL: Demonstrators in Sao Paulo take part in a national strike against austerity reforms

Peace protester, LA riots

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A peace rally marks the 25th anniversary of the infamous LA race riots, sparked by the beating of Rodney King

Tour de Yorkshire 2017

SUNDAY, UK: Pieter Weening of the Netherlands is greeted by spectators in Howarth during the 2017 Tour de Yorkshire

Putin, hockey match

SUNDAY, RUSSIA

Labour day protests, Paris

MONDAY, FRANCE: Anti-riot police are engulfed in flames as they face protesters at the annual May Day march in Paris

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Met Gala 2017

MONDAY, US: US actor Zendaya arrives for this year's Met Gala in New York, marking the opening of the Costume Institute's annual fashion exhibit

Warrnambool, Australia

TUESDAY, AUSTRALIA: Nordic Flight is hosed down after competing at the Warrnambool May Racing Carnival

Tim Farron, General Election 2017

WEDNESDAY, UK: 

Trumpcare protests

THURSDAY, US: Activists make their voices heard on Capitol Hill in Washington DC after politicians narrowly vote to repeal Obamacare

Local government elections 2017

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FRIDAY, SCOTLAND

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