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Settler attacks in the West Bank, Russian strikes on Kyiv, protests in New Delhi and the northern lights in Northumberland - the past seven days as captured by the world's leading photojournalists ...

Tea towels, ashtrays, crockery and clothing depicting Aboriginal people and designs have been hand delivered or posted daily during the artist's MCA exhibition after he made a call-out ...

The Guardian's picture editors select photographs from around the world ...

There's plenty that stands out at Regent's Park this year, from antidepressant pens and an ibuprofen-dolling robotic arm to Miriam Cahn's 26 years' worth of self-portraiture and a 150m-year-old dinosaur skull - still with embedded tooth ...

The Japanese master celebrates Fuji, Tarek Atoui harmonises in the hall and chalk horses trot into Bath ...

These close-cropped paintings seem to capture our own bored, glum and perpetually online lives - yet there's humour and silliness, too, in among the masks ...

In 1983, David Nash dug up a section of Kensington Gardens and swapped it with Welsh grassland. Four decades later, Mike Perry's reverse swap revealed a striking reversal in the fortunes of urban and rural nature ...

This week's best wildlife photographs from around the world ...

How architects worked with harsh environment to create sustainable building in location where fossils were found ...

Nearly 50 years ago in inner-city Birmingham, photographers Derek Bishton, Brian Homer and John Reardon set up an impromptu studio in the street and invited their neighbours along. With no camera phones in 1979, long cable releases gave participants ...