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Pamplona bull run injures 21
Twenty-one people have been injured in the second day of the running of the bulls in the northern Spanish town of Pamplona. The daredevil event is one of the highlights of the annual San Fermin festival and dates back to 1591.
Crowds part to make way for one of the bulls
An American and a Canadian were worst hurt
People hang from window ledges to watch the bulls pass
Some of the bulls came to grief on the city's streets
At the end of each run a calf is let loose in the bullring
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