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	16 June 2009 Police contradictions over 'journalists database' spark NUJ complaint Solicitors acting for the National Union of Journalists (NUJ) are to make a formal complaint to the Data Commissioner over the failure of the Met police to provide details under the Data Protection Act of their surveillance of journalists. Read more >

	16 May 2009 National Trust lose high profile photographer in competition rights row. EXCLUSIVE: Renowned photographer Simon Norfolk has pulled out of a major National Trust photographic project in protest over rights-grabbing terms in an associated competition run by the conservation body. Read more >

	22 March 2009 BPPA's 'Unseen' showcases the great unpublished photojournalism A new book by members of the British Press Photographers Association (BPPA) showcases great editorial images that never saw the light of day. Read more >

	7 March 2009 Survey shows photographers face increasing pressure over copyright Professional photographers are coming under increasing pressure to hand over their rights, with those working in the editorial markets hardest hit, according to a new industry-wide report into the photography sector. Read more >

	22 October 2008 Klimchuk/ Chikhladze Appeal Money Reaches Bereaved Families An EPUK appeal to help the families of a photographer and journalist killed in South Ossetia this year raised over £1300. Families and colleagues send thanks as donation arrives. Read more >

	31 August 2008 EPUK appeal on behalf of Sasha Klimchuk and Giga Chikhladze. They promised to take care of each other’s families should one of them die. But photographer Sasha Klimchuk and journalist Giga Chikhladze were killed in the same incident. Now their families need help. Read more >

	31 August 2008 Herald-Times face prospect of more industrial action over photographers contracts EXCLUSIVE: The Glasgow-based Herald-Times newspaper group faces the prospect of further industrial action, following attempts to force through controversial changes to the working conditions of both staff and freelance photographers working for the titles. Read more >

	28 July 2008 Obituary: Richard Mills The body of photographer Richard Mills was yesterday flown home after the photographer was found dead in his hotel room while on assignment for the Times in Zimbabwe. Read more >

	22 June 2008 Keegan family considers independent inquiry The family of murdered photojournalist Trent Keegan have said they are considering launching their own investigation into his death in Kenya. Read more >

	31 May 2008 Obituary: Trent Keegan, 1974-2008 The sudden death of respected photojournalist has deprived the industry of a great talent and a great friend, writes his former colleague Caitlin O’Hanlon. Read more >

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