Mourning for victims of the Polish plane crash

A Russian policeman walks near the wreckage of the Polish government Tupolev Tu-154 aircraft that crashed near Smolensk airport Photograph: Maxim Malinovsky/AFP/Getty Images Photograph: Maxim Malinovsky/guardian.co.uk A girl scout holds a rose at the gate of the presidential palace in Warsaw Photograph: Tomasz Gzell/EPA Photograph: Tomasz Gzell/guardian.co.uk Mourners gather in front of the presidential palace in Warsaw Photograph: Alik Keplicz/AP Photograph: Alik Keplicz/guardian.co.uk People cry in front of the Polish embassy in Lviv, western Ukraine Photograph: Petro Zadorozhnyy/AP Photograph: Petro Zadorozhnyy/guardian.co.uk A nun stands among mourners laying candles and flowers outside the presidential palace Photograph: Sean Gallup/Getty Images Photograph: Sean Gallup/guardian.co.uk A Polish man, Ian Grushinski, grieves by a piece of the plane's wreckage at the crash site Photograph: Mikhail Metzel/AP Photograph: Mikhail Metzel/guardian.co.uk A man and his daughter lay flowers in front of the Polish embassy in London Photograph: Odd Andersen/AP Photograph: Odd Andersen/guardian.co.uk A couple sign a condolence book at the Polish embassy in Washington DC Photograph: Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images Photograph: Chip Somodevilla/guardian.co.uk A woman brings flowers to the Polish embassy in Brussels Photograph: Sebastien Pirlet/Reuters Photograph: Sebastien Pirlet/guardian.co.uk The Russian prime minister, Vladimir Putin, and the emergencies minister, Sergei Shoigu, visit the site of the crash Photograph: Alexei Nikolsky /Reuters Photograph: Alexei Nikolsky /guardian.co.uk A woman lights a candle in front of the Polish embassy in Prague Photograph: David W Cerny/Reuters Photograph: David W Cerny/guardian.co.uk People gather in front of St John's Cathedral in Warsaw during mass to commemorate the victims of the plane crash in Smolensk Photograph: Leszek Szymanski/EPA Photograph: Leszek Szymanski/guardian.co.uk Mourners wait to lay candles and flowers outside the presidential palace in Warsaw Photograph: Sean Gallup/Getty Images Photograph: Sean Gallup/guardian.co.uk Candles in front of the presidential palace in the early hours in Warsaw Photograph: Joe Klamar/AFP/Getty Images Photograph: Joe Klamar/guardian.co.uk A young boy takes a floral tribute to be placed alongside other flowers and thousands of candles at the gate of the presidential palace in Warsaw Photograph: Leszek Szymanski/EPA Photograph: Leszek Szymanski/guardian.co.uk Citizens of Kracow observe a two-minute silence near the Mariacka tower of St Mary's church Photograph: Stanislaw Rozpedzik/EPA Photograph: Stanislaw Rozpedzik/guardian.co.uk Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk kneels after placing mourning candles as he attends the mass in front of the Polish Parliament in Warsaw Photograph: Radek Pietruszka/EPA Photograph: Radek Pietruszka/guardian.co.uk The Russian prime minister, Vladimir Putin, stands next to the coffin of Polish president Lech Kaczynski during a farewell ceremony at Smolensk airport Photograph: Natalia Kolesnikova/AFP/Getty Images Photograph: Natalia Kolesnikova/guardian.co.uk Flowers and photos of victims lay in front of the presidential palace in Warsaw Photograph: Leszek Szymanski/AFP/Getty Images Photograph: Leszek Szymanski/guardian.co.uk The coffin with the body of Lech Kaczynski is carried by the guard of honour of the Polish armed forces at the military airport in Warsaw Photograph: Radek Pietruszka/EPA Photograph: Radek Pietruszka/guardian.co.uk People observe a minute of silence in front of the presidential palace in Warsaw Photograph: Leszek Szymanski/AFP/Getty Images Photograph: Leszek Szymanski/guardian.co.uk