The funeral of Nelson Mandela has taken place in his ancestral home of Qunu in South Africa.
The traditional tribal ceremony marked the end of a week of memorial events.
The 95-year-old former president - who was imprisoned for 27 years for opposing apartheid - died earlier this month.
4,500 people including Oprah Winfrey, Prince Charles and actor Forrest Whittaker attended the ceremony in a specially constructed marquee.
The chief mourners included Mr Mandela's family, his widow Graca Machel and his ex-wife Winnie Madikizela Mandela.
A portrait of South Africa's first black president was set behind 95 candles representing each year of his life.
His casket, draped in the national flag, was placed on a carpet of cow skins below a lectern where speakers - including his granddaughter Nandi Mandela - are delivering eulogies.
