Journalists reminded of ACPO guidelines: ‘Police have no power to stop journalists taking pictures’
Journalists and photographers across the UK are being given wallet-sized guides outlining their legal rights to take photographs in public…
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Littlejohn on News Corp’s MSC: ‘I’d rather sell the Big Issue than take a job grassing up fellow journalists’
Daily Mail columnist Richard Littlejohn has weighed in to attack the police and News Corp executives Will Lewis and Simon…
BySome good news for journalists from the European Court of Human Rights
Legal experts are waiting to see what effect a privacy ruling in Germany last week has on English courts. The…
ByReports: News Corp corruption legal action spreads to the US
News Corp could be about to face a corruption investigation in the US over allegations of illegal payments to police…
ByPCC faces grilling at Leveson Inquiry next week
The Leveson Inquiry will focus on the role of regulators next week when representatives from the Press Compliants Commission, media…
ByDoes Egypt want a free press like ours?
I was chatting to an Egyptian journalist, George al Masry, recently. He works for Al gomhuria, the state-owned Egyptian daily…
ByPolice reject photographer’s ‘victimisation’ claims
Greater Manchester Police today rejected suggestions its officers were targeting a magazine photographer who claims he has been assaulted by…
ByPhotographer booked for obstruction makes police assault complaint
A magazine photographer claims he has been threatened and prevented from doing his job by Greater Manchester Police officers in…
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