Your week in pictures
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Here are a selection of the pictures BBC News website readers have been sending in from around the world this week. Chris Parkinson sent us this picture of a buoy which has been washed up on the beach by the storms at Sandbanks near Bournemouth, UK.
Hundreds of people were injured during protests over high unemployment in Bosnia-Hercegovina this week, when police used rubber bullets and tear gas on the demonstrators in Sarajevo, Tuzla and Mostar. Sindre Langmoen sent us this picture of riot police standing in front of a burning government building in Mostar.
For the first time in 13 years a severe snow storm warning was issued in Tokyo, Japan on Saturday, urging residents to stay indoors. Susie Hardie, however, ventured out and took this picture of two snowmen outside the Yebisu bar at I-Land in the Nishishinjuku district.
Huseyin Aldemir us sent this picture as Turkish police used water cannon and tear gas to disperse protesters in Taksim Square and on Istiklal Caddesi, Istanbul's main shopping street. Tensions rose again over new laws tightening government control of the internet.
Large parts of the UK continued to struggle with heavy rainfall and flooding. Simon Shearburn sent us his picture of the River Severn in Worcester, UK which has burst its banks causing severe flooding.
High winds continued to batter coastal areas across the West of England. Stuart Bell sent us this picture of waves crashing against houses on the seafront in Exmouth, Devon, UK on Wednesday.
The severe storms caused damage to railway tracks in Dawlish, Devon, UK on Tuesday night. Jo Hotchkiss sent us this picture of the damaged line which links Devon and Cornwall to the rest of the UK.
A 48-hour tube strike over planned job cuts and ticket office closures caused huge delays for commuters across London on Wednesday and Thursday. Alexa Livesey sent us this picture of commuters at Liverpool Street station on Thursday evening. Send your pictures to yourpics@bbc.co.uk For terms and conditions see bbc.co.uk/terms.