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Page last updated at 16:12 GMT, Wednesday, 13 May 2009 17:12 UK

Your pictures of CCTV in unlikely places

Sunbathers on a beach (Photo: John Stillwell/PA)
Have you spotted a CCTV camera somewhere unexpected?

There are around 30,000 CCTV cameras operated by public authorities in the UK and many more private ones.

Most are in our town and city centres, but have you spotted cameras on a beach, on a mountain or another unusual place?

If so, send in your digital pictures of CCTV cameras in unexpected places.

Please note: This has now closed. Thank you for your submissions.




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