Bill Murray uses a tiny camera at the "Moonrise Kingdom" photocall

A lemur went on the run after it escaped from its wildlife park, venturing over three miles before being caught. Sambava, the four-year-old male ring tailed lemur, escaped from Combe Martin Wildlife and Dinosaur Park in Illfracombe, Devon. He was captured after being lured down off a roof with fruit treats.

The news in pictures. A selection of photographs from Britain and around the world, covering a variety of topics from politics and current events to celebrity and royalty.

British refugee worker Jim Marshall stayed in the city to help its desperate residents during the bloody siege of Sarajevo 15 years ago. He documented the daily destruction he saw. Now he has photographed Sarajevo again to show how the city has trans formed itself. The Unis towers, now named the Unitic Business Centre, in 1996 and today

To celebrate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Harrods have commissioned designers from the worlds of fashion, beauty, jewellery and cuisine to each create an elaborate crown in Her Majesty's honour.

A pair of royal portraits will be reunited for the first time in more than quarter of a century in a new exhibition about the Queen. The works by Italian portrait painter Pietro Annigoni will go on display at the National Portrait Gallery in London. It is the first time in 28 years his portrait of the Queen from 1954-5 has gone on public display...

This week'sBig Picturewinner and recipient of a Nikon Coolpix S9300 camera worth £299.99 isJohn Gauvinof Fittleworth, West Sussex, for this image of a colourful character in Havana, Cuba.

We have published many northern lights galleries over the past couple of years, but these are perhaps the most spectacular aurora borealis photos we've ever seen. Photographer Tommy Eliassen chases auroras around northern Norway, to capture them in a ll their glory. The northern lights turn the sky green at Hamary in Nordland, Norway

As the sun goes down over Moscow, a bank of dark cloud appears to draw night-time across the sky. Photographer Boris Bochkarev climbed to the highest point he could find when he noticed the unusual combination of weather and timing.

As the sun goes down over Moscow, a bank of dark cloud appears to draw night-time across the sky. Photographer Boris Bochkarev climbed to the highest point he could find when he noticed the unusual combination of weather and timing.