Best pictures from April 28
Christian youths are seen during a Palm Sunday service at a Greek Orthodox church in Gaza City. Palm Sunday marks Jesus Christ's entrance into Jerusalem, when his followers laid palm branches in his path, prior to his crucifixion.Hatem Moussa/The Associated Press
Rescue workers attempt to rescue garment workers from the rubble of the collapsed Rana Plaza building, in Savar, 30 km outside Dhaka, Bangladesh. With more than 900 people still counted as missing, fears grow that the death toll could rise far beyond the latest figure of 363.Reuters
Horse riders take part in a race during traditional festival games to celebrate the Sinhala, Hindu and Tamil New Year in Homagama. Sri Lankans observe their New Year on April 14, with celebrations being held for the entire month of April.DINUKA LIYANAWATTE/Reuters
People and rescue workers look at a collapsed bridge in Tha Rua district, Ayutthaya province, Thailand. At least three people were killed and a dozen others injured when a 31-year-old suspension bridge across the Pa Sak river gave way in Ta Larn town.Reuters
Rex Beck, left, and Scarlet Readman-Riley pose for photographs during the Goth festival in Whitby, northern England. The Goth culture emerged from the Punk scene in the 1980's, developing its own music and fashion styles. The festival in Whitby is now in it's 19th year.NIGEL RODDIS/Reuters
His Royal Highness Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh talks to members of 3rd Battalion of The Royal Canadian Regiment at Queen's Park in Toronto Saturday. The Duke of Edinburgh has been the Colonel-in Chief of the Royal Canadian Regiment since 1953. He attended a ceremony today presenting new regimental colours to the Battalion.FRED THORNHILL/Reuters
Toronto Blue Jays Munenori Kawasaki reacts to being called out on strikes by home plate umpire Chris Conroy in front of New York Yankees catcher Chris Stewart during the seventh inning of their MLB American League baseball game at Yankee Stadium in New York. Yankees defeated the Blue Jays 3-2.ADAM HUNGER/Reuters
Teams compete in the Hit the Bricks urban adventure in support of Portage and Outward Bound Canada at the Brickworks in Toronto. Proceeds from the event support the Portage Ontario substance abuse rehabilitation program, which helps teens and families in crisis to overcome mental health and addiction issues.J.P. MOCZULSKI/The Globe and Mail
British Columbia NDP Leader Adrian Dix, left, tries to block local candidate Chris Wilson while playing with Jack Stuart, not shown, the 11-year-old founder of the Jack of Hearts Foundation - who has raised more than $90,000 for diabetes research, during a provincial election campaign stop in Coquitlam, B.C.DARRYL DYCK/The Canadian Press
BC Liberal leader Christy Clark takes a shot on six-year-old Ben Heilman during a campaign stop in North Vancouver, B.C.JONATHAN HAYWARD/The Canadian Press
Karah Parshad, a sweet food considered blessed, is given out as thousands of Sikhs march in the annual Khalsa Day parade in Toronto. The event marks the birth of Sikhism.Matthew Sherwood/The Globe and Mail