Actress Sienna Miller wants the Prime Minister to stop so many photographers following her around all the time.
Students weigh up privacy against freedom of expression arguments as they take on the role of members of the Press Complaints Commission
When Lindsay Lohan got into an accident last week in Los Angeles, police arrested a photographer for intentionally driving into her car.
"A crime is a crime and we are going to enforce the law," says William Hodgman of the L.A. district attorney's office.
He adds that some paparazzi have gone too far in their hunt for celebrity prey: "What is clear, at least at ground level, at the paparazzi level, is that there is a competition to get a shot, that is purchased by others, and that the intensity of this conduct is crossing the line into criminal behavior."
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