Nov. 11, 2012. A murmuration of starlings put on an a display over the town of Gretna, Scotland. (photo: PA Photos/Landov)

From escalating violence in the Gaza Strip and austerity riots in Europe to the flooding of Venice and murmurations of starlings in Scotland, TIME presents the best images of the week.

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Siren Song V, 2011

British artist John Stezaker was awarded the 2012 Deutsche Börse Photography Prize on Monday for his collages of found images.

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Martin Parr—Magnum

1997. Some punks kept their Mohican haircuts and lived by charging tourists money to photograph them (often by a red bus or telephone box).

A new photo book by Taschen captures images of London from the Victorian era to the swinging ’60s to the present day.

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London Bus No. 188. Russell Square to North Greenwich.

Photographer George Georgiou hopped on London’s public bus system to document the outer reaches of his home city for his series ‘Invisible: London.’

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The Photocopy Club is a U.K.-based group that organizes gallery exhibitions of photocopied images. Founded with an art-for-all ethos, the group makes the images in the show available for sale at low prices (about £5); proceeds go toward a book they have in the works. They’re planning a show that will open at CREATE in Brighton, U.K., on April 25 and are accepting submissions by mail through April 18. For more information visit their website.