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Portrait of Britain 2026 Winners Revealed

Discover the stunning winners of the Portrait of Britain 2026 photography award, showcasing diverse stories from across the UK. See the powerful images now.

Top 8 Photography Exhibitions in London for 2026

Plan your cultural year with our guide to the best photography exhibitions in London for 2026, featuring Nan Goldin, Tim Walker, and major shows at Tate Modern and the National Portrait Gallery.

Labour cronyism row over Portrait Gallery role

Labour risks a new cronyism scandal as it lines up outgoing Unison boss Christina McAnea for a trustee role at the National Portrait Gallery. Get the full story on the latest public appointments row.

Readers' Best Photographs: A Global Visual Journey

Explore a breathtaking collection of Guardian readers' photographs, capturing moments from a -5C swim in Nottinghamshire to vibrant lupins in New Zealand. Discover the world through their lenses.

Museum removes plaque detailing Trump impeachments

Washington's National Portrait Gallery has altered the label on Donald Trump's portrait, omitting details of his two impeachments and the January 6 insurrection. Critics call it an attempt to sanitise history.

Women Behind the Lens: Six Striking 2025 Images

Explore six powerful photographs by women from the Global South, capturing everyday life, art, and activism. Discover stories from India, Morocco, Colombia, Cuba, Uganda, and South Africa.

Ed Kashi's 45-Year Photographic Journey Revealed

Explore the astonishing global images of photojournalist Ed Kashi, whose 45-year career documenting social and geopolitical issues is celebrated in a powerful new book. Witness history through his lens.

Photographer Martin Parr dies aged 73

Celebrated British photographer Martin Parr, famed for his vivid and ironic depictions of everyday UK life, has died at his Bristol home aged 73. Discover his legacy.

Photographer Martin Parr dies aged 73

Martin Parr, the celebrated Magnum photographer famed for his acute observations of British society and class, has died. We look back at his iconic career in pictures.

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