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Copyright infringements by MPs, taxation of interest on Payment Protection Insurance payouts, compulsory self-billing, the PLUS registry, finding a good copyright lawyer and ‘Stolen photographs: what to do?’ – Simon Crofts’ excellent article published right here on the EPUK web site.

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	11 November 2011 EPUK relaunches galleryf The Elements: Water is the first exhibition on the galleryf online shop now run by Editorial Photographers UK. Read more >

	1 October 2011 All Dafydd's art parties An exhibition of photographs of the art gallery party scene taken by society photographer Dafydd Jones opens in London on Friday. Read more >

	17 August 2011 Mike Russell, advertising and street photographer and digital pioneer The advertising and street photographer Mike Russell has died from cancer. He was an early practitioner of digital technology and a passionate environmentalist. Read more >

	4 August 2011 Government response to Hargreaves condemned by BPC The Government response to the Hargreaves Review ignores moral rights and leaves orphan works open to exploitation, says John Toner chair of the British Photographic Council. Read more >

	18 July 2011 Castlerock dolls top Press Photographer's Year 2011 An image by Charles McQuillan of a child and a life-like doll has won Photograph of the Year in The Press Photographer’s Year 2011. Read more >

	11 April 2011 Artists' Bill of Rights campaign aims to protect creators' IP. A new campaign which aims to to defend the rights of creative artists has been launched today, following a successful earlier campaign by Pro-Imaging. Read more >

	24 January 2011 Penny Tweedie (1940-2011) The photographic industry pays tribute to the respected photojournalist who documented Aboriginal culture and turned her camera away from the bayoneting of prisoners in Bangladesh in 1971. Read more >

	6 December 2010 Met cough up for unprovoked attack A photographer who was severely assaulted by a police officer in an unprovoked attack has accepted an out of court settlement of £30,000. Read more >

	20 September 2010 Graham Bool (1948-2010) Photographer, international sportsman and generous member of EPUK and the photographic community. Read more >

	1 September 2010 The Untried States of Photography As Professional Photographer magazine launches The United States of Photography – a UK-based email list for photographers that bears a remarkable likeness to EPUK – we offer some advice to editor Grant Scott on what may lie ahead for his well-meaning project. Read more >

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