‘Misleading’ Home Office photo guidance risks ‘serious consequences’ for journalists, warns NUJ
Booklet ‘spreads public confusion’ about journalists’ rights, says union.
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Paul Conroy: ‘A decent man who ran toward the truth when others ran from it’
Photographer, who was seriously wounded in rocket attack that killed Marie Colvin, has died.
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Don McCullin says ‘photojournalism is dead’ as he reflects on career
Veteran war photographer speaks about difficult relationship with his work capturing “other people’s suffering”.
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Tina Brown announces Sir Harry Evans fellowship to support budding photographer on deep-dive project
Sir Harry Memorial Fund introduces a photojournalism fellowship to support the ‘young Don McCullins’.
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Kate apologises after five news agencies withdraw manipulated family photo
Kate has since apologised for editing the image.
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Photographer receives police payout after Just Stop Oil protest arrest
Peter Macdiarmid was handcuffed at the M25 Clacket Lane Services in August 2022 and detained for hours.
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Photographer wins court copyright row with local radio website
V2 Radio was ordered to pay damages and costs for the use of the photo on its website.
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Reuters photographers share stories behind heart-breaking Ukraine images
Rickey Rogers, global editor of Reuters Pictures, shares stories from photojournalists’ year in Ukraine.
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