A small victory for the earthquake rescue workers in Turkey as a tiny baby is pulled from the rubble, a woman clings on to a street sign in chest-deep water as the flood crisis in Thailand continues and Queen Elizabeth II remembers those who fought and died at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra.
Other defining images of 25 October include Diwali preparations and the steepest stage you'll ever see - all in the pictures of the day below:
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Rescue workers carry Azra Karaduman, a two-week-old baby who was pulled from the debris of the earthquake in Ercis. The mother of the infant was also alive but buried in the wreckage of their home in the town of Ercis and rescuers were trying to reach her. The rescue workers reached the baby, named Azra according to the reports, after hours of frantic digging and were working to free the mother whose name was given as Semiha.
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Diwali is not just about good food and nice clothes; it is about celebrating the victory of good over evil in each and every capacity whether small or large.
ScottKWalker
My mom had pictures out for my dad's birthday. One is from the 1970s when we lived in Plainfield, Iowa (town of 450) http://t.co/1ccMw21mBL
Huffington Post UK Matthew Tucker
First Posted: 25/10/11 19:14 BST Updated: 25/12/11 10:12 GMT