Christmas Day celebrations are well underway across the world, as roughly 2.3 billion Christians celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ on December 25.
In Sydney, where December is one of the hottest months of the year, Christmas revellers traditionally head down to the beach, cook barbecues and spend most of the day outdoors.
In Britain, those opting for a Christmas morning swim had to endure freezing temperatures as they braved icy waters in up and down the country.
There was a double cause for celebration in Iraq as the government announced it would make December 25 a nationwide holiday for everyone, rather than just for the country's 300,000 Christians, for the first time.
Indian Christians after attending the Christmas prayers at the Infant Jesus church in Bangalore, India, 25 December 2018
People in fancy dress to take part in the annual White Christmas Dip at Boscombe Pier, Bournemouth to raise money for Macmillan Caring Locally
A young man wearing a Santa hat sleeps after Christmas celebrations on Bondi Beach on December 25, 2018 in Sydney, Australia
Bangladeshi children surround a Santa Claus as people celebrate Christmas Day in the capital Dhaka, Bangladesh, 25 December 2018
An aerial view of the main square in the capital of Albania, Tirana, lit with Christmas decorations and surrounded by an open Christmas market
An Iraqi youth dressed as Father Christmas hands over gifts to children at the Church of Mar Jacob al-Muqataa in the predominantly Iraqi Christian town of Qaraqosh, in Niniveh province some 30 kilometres from Mosul
Members of the Berliner Seehunde (Berlin seals) swimming club take their traditional Christmas bath at the Orankesee lake on December 25, 2018 in Berlin
A person dressed as Santa Claus offers sweets to children during Christmas celebrations at the Holy Family Catholic Church in Srinagar, the summer capital of Indian Kashmir, 25 December 2018
An Indian child dressed as Santa Claus is held up by his father at a service to mark Christmas Day at a church in Amritsar on December 25, 2018
Swimmers of the Serpentine Swimming Club line up for the start of the Peter Pan Cup race, which is held every Christmas Day at the Serpentine, in central London
Up to 1,000 people - including swimmers as well as well-wishers - descended on Blackroot Pool in Sutton Park, Birmingham for a chilly swim in its lake this morning
Santa Claus arrives at the Wayside Chapel Street Party for the poor and homeless in Sydney, Australia on December 25
Those who do not have a place to call their own were treated to a free yuletide party at Birmingham New Street station in Britain
Christmas Day at Bondi Beach: December is one of the hottest months of the year across Australia, with Christmas Day traditionally involving a trip to the beach and celebrations outdoors
An Indian woman take a selfie with a person dressed as Santa Claus after Christmas prayers at St John's Church in Guwahati on December 25, 2018
Inflatable Santas decorate homes and shops all over the world, including in China's northeastern Liaoning province (left) and Havana, Cuba (right)
Soldiers from the King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery dressed up in Christmas outfits for a traditional Christmas Eve trot through south east London this morning
An Indian infant lights a candle at a Christmas Day service in a church in Amritsar on December 25
A woman reacts after being baptised by a priest at Sayuni church, in Bukavu, Democratic Republic of Congo, on December 24, 2018, on the eve of the birth of Jesus marking the Christian holiday of Christmas
Christmas day swims are traditional in Berlin (left) and Sydney (right) but in very different temperatures - while it was 27°C and sunny at Bondi Beach, brave swimmers at Orankesee lake had to endure a chilly 5°C and cloudy skies
U.S. and NATO forces pose for a photograph during a ceremony on Christmas Day at the Resolute Support Headquarters, in Kabul, Afghanistan
People in fancy dress to take part in the annual White Christmas Dip at Boscombe Pier, Bournemouth to raise money for Macmillan Caring Locally
Barbary macaques at Blair Drummond Safari Park in Scotland have a great time finding the tasty morsels hidden amongst the wrapped parcels given to them by keepers
The Barbary macaques need care and attention every day and Christmas is no different - the animals are checked, fed and given enrichment, including presents, to keep them stimulated
Members of the Swiss Guard arrive at the Saint Peter's Square before the Pope Francis' 'Urbi et Orbi' message at the Vatican, December 25, 2018
A Vietnamese woman carries her child dressed in Santa Claus costume as they walk past the late 19th-century St. Joseph's cathedral in the old quarters of Hanoi during Christmas Eve on December 24, 2018
A staff member of a Catholic church looks on before a mass during the Christmas Eve at a Catholic church in Beijing on December 24, 2018
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Main photo article Christmas Day celebrations are well underway across the world, as roughly 2.3 billion Christians celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ on December 25.
In Sydney, where December is one of the hottest months of the year, Christmas revellers traditionally head down to the beach, cook barbecues and ...
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