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Pictures of the day March 17 The world is an incredible place - check it out in its full glory in today's best photographs from around the world. A worker at the British Museum arranges the Lewis Chessmen on a chess board. The Lewis Chessmen, made of walrus ivory circa 1150-1200 AD, are among the museum's most popular objects and the most famous in the medieval collection and will form part of the exhibit in the museum's new medieval gallery. Anthony Sabestinas of gottahaveit.com in New York shows a blue jumpsuit and cape with gold lining that Elvis Presley wore at a Madison Square Garden performance. Elvis Presley memorabilia, including a grand piano he played at Graceland, went on auction yesterday. The online auction house will have the items on sale through March 25. The band Motley Crue, from left, Tommy Lee, Vince Neil, Mick Mars and Nikki Sixx pose with two models dressed as nurses as the arrive for an interview in New York. A man wearing a Roman centurion costume poses holding a replica of the official soccer ball which will be used in the Champions League final soccer match scheduled in Rome, on May 27, in front of the ancient Colosseum. Chinese firefighters head to a fire site newly found in Lingshou County of north China's Hebei Province. People were fighting with the fire while most of the forest fire in Hebei Province was under control by yesterday morning after burning for two days. People enjoy the good weather at St. James park in central London. British World War One veteran Henry Allingham rests before receiving France's Legion d'Honneur award from French ambassador to Britain Maurice Gourdault-Montagne at the French Embassy in London. Britain's oldest surviving World War I veteran was awarded one of France's highest honours in recognition of his services to promoting peace. Mount Redoubt Volcano in Alasaka is rumbling again and geologists at the Alaska Volcano Observatory increased the official alert level to orange, the stage just before eruption. An elderly man warms up his hands during a short break, as he plays accordion to get money for living in Moscow, Russia. An Indian artist from the state of Rajasthan performs during an Indo-Chile cultural program to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between India and Chile in New Delhi. US singer Tina Turner performs on stage at the POPB in Paris. Turner, 69, actually tours Europe with her 'Tina!: 50th Anniversary Tour' program. Australian model Miranda Kerr presents a creation by Miriam Ponsa during the 080 Barcelona fashion week in Barcelona. Britain's Prince Charles touches a turtle held by the Galapagos National Park director Edgar Munoz next to the Duchess of Cornwall, Camilla Parker Bowles, at Puerto Ayora in Santa Cruz, one of the Galapagos Islands, in Ecuador. Charles was named godfather of William, as he named the turtle. Iraqi Kurds release pigeons during a ceremony at the Kurdish city of Halabja in northern Iraq in remembrance of the victims of who fell in the town. The ceremony is held to pay tribute to around 5000 villagers who were massacred 20 years ago in chemical attacks blamed on Saddam Hussein's forces during the Iran-Iraq war. Pagi, a female Bornean sun bear cub whose name means ''morning'' in a Malayan dialect, reassured her twin brother, Palu, who is named after a valley in Borneo, as they made their public debut at the San Diego Zoo. The 5-month-old bears surpassed their keepers¿ expectations by exploring every inch of their habitat.