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  1. Photographer’s terror stop sparks watchdog response

    A photographer stopped by anti-terror police while covering a wedding reception two years ago has received a response to a complaint she lodged with the Independent Police Complaints Commission.

  2. Sold: Monroe photo that secret service tried to ban

    A photograph of Marilyn Monroe with JFK, which had escaped the eyes of the US Secret Service 48 years ago, has sold at an auction in New York.

  3. Police stop photographer over snow pictures

    Amateur photographer magazine technical writer Richard Sibley has been stopped by police while taking photos of snow in Bromley, Kent today.

  4. Jackie Kennedy and Monroe photos star at auction

    A photograph of Jackie Kennedy captured just hours after the assassination of JFK will go on sale at auction in New York next month.

  5. Helena Christensen plays photographer in ‘Blow-Up tribute’

    Supermodel-turned-photographer Helena Christensen stars in a short film billed by its makers as a tribute to the cult classic Blow-Up.

  6. Olympus reveals Pen E-PL1s micro system camera

    Olympus has unleashed the Pen E-PL1s, a variant of the E-PL1 Micro Four Thirds camera, which boasts an equivalent ISO expanded to 6400.

  7. Semi nude Kate Moss photos win ‘Best of British’ billing

    Semi-nude images of Kate Moss captured as part of an advertising campaign for lingerie designer Agent Provocateur star in a ‘Best of British’ exhibition, just opened in London.

  8. Theresa May to ‘challenge’ ACPO on photographers’ rights (update2)

    The body in charge of coordinating police policy must play a greater role in the behaviour of officers who stop photographers taking pictures in public, the Home Secretary has warned.

  9. Photographers must help train terror police, says MP

    An MP has today urged photographers to take collective action in helping to train police officers in correct use of anti-terrorism laws, reports www.journalism.co.uk

  10. Flagship photography museum faces 15% cuts

    Britain’s flagship photography institution will lose 15% in Government grants over the next four years as a result of the Comprehensive Spending Review, Amateur Photographer can reveal.

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