The interview will focus on how to educate photojournalists and the succes of Danish photojournalism.

The background for the interview is the anniversery of the Danish Press Photographers' Association and the newly published book Vidnerne - Historien about Danish Photojournalism in the past 100 years.

Morten Germund did his internship at Berlingske Media and won at POYI with a portfolio from his time at the newspaper. Right now Morten is back at school doing his 7th semester.

Last night Nikolai Linares was awarded Award Of Exellence in Sport Picture Story for the story "The Road to Defeat" about the icehockey team Rødovre Mighty Bulls.

Lærke Posselt will talk about her prize winning portrait and her education.

Søren Pagter will participate in a debate about ethics and credibility in photojournalism.

The programme will start at 1pm on the Danish national radio station P1.

The programme is available online here.

Read it here.

First she'll be interviewed in the morning programme Go' Morgen Danmark on TV2. This programme starts at 6:30 am and will be repeated during the morning. The interview is also available online.

In the evening at 7:05 pm Lærke Posselt will be in the programme Aftenshowet in Denmarks Radio together with Per Folkver, former jury member in WPP.

Morten Germund wins with a portfolio of pictures made during his internship - Amazing.

From the story Shadow City, Mumbai, which is a part of Germunds winning portfolio.

You can see all the 48 pictures from the winning portfolio here.

First she won first prize in World Press Photo and tonight she has won first prize again. This time in the singles portrait category at POYI.

The news is not online at POYI website yet, but the judging is open and can be followed online and it's a fact: Lærke Posselt is a winner again.

Lærke Posselt wins with a portrait of the 27-year-old Iranian-born actress Mellica Mehraban who grew up in Denmark, but debuted as an actor in Iran in 2011. The portrait was made while Lærke Posselt were doing her internship at Politiken.

Read more at Politikens webpage.

Lærke Posselt also won first prize at the CPOY with the same portrait.

Each year the World Photography Organisation invites hundreds of universities and schools of photography around the world to participate in the Student Focus competition. Each institution selects one student to enter the first round of the competition. Then the World Photography Organisation selects ten students for the second round - the Student Focus competition. Nikolai Linares was selected based on his picture Escaping the heat.

Escaping the Heat by Nikolai Linares.

Nikolai wins a Sony camera, a trip to London and then he's allowed to enter the Student Focus competition.

Now Nikolai is going to make a series of pictures with the title Your World in Colour and this series will compete with stories made by students from Russia, Spaibn, New Zealand, USA, Argentina, China and South Africa.

The winner will be announced at the Sony World Photography Awards days in London the 26th of April. The prize is Sony equipment of a value of 45.000 EUR for the home institution.