71 m. ago POLL OF THE DAY: Should facial recognition cameras be rolled out across Britain?

The Government is seeking to ramp up police use of facial recognition to fight crime amid plans to rollout cameras to cities, towns and even villages across the UK.

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3 h. ago Big Labour is watching you: Fury at plans for blanket facial recognition cameras in Britain

Ministers are seeking new laws about the use of the technology that could pave the way for a major expansion, putting cameras in every police force area.

Politics

3 h. ago Met police to access passport and driver photos in huge roll

More than 1,300 arrests and over 100 registered sex offenders found using the technology in London

Events

6 h. ago Facial recognition to be expanded as views sought to shape new laws

A 10-week consultation is being launched that will ask for views on how the technology should be regulated and how to protect people’s privacy.

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13 h. ago Facial recognition to be expanded across the country in fresh crime crackdown

Critics called on the government to limit roll-out of facial recognition, but others have urged ministers to accelerate the expansion to ‘boost safety’

Events

13 h. ago Police facial recognition cameras to be ramped up on our streets

Policing Minister Sarah Jones said use of facial recognition technology could be 'the biggest breakthrough since DNA matching' as the Home Office launches a consultation on its use

Events

14 h. ago Welcome to Big Brother Britain: Plans unveiled for massive expansion of facial recognition cameras

Ministers are seeking new laws about the use of the technology to pave the way for a major expansion, putting cameras in every police force area.

Politics

49 h. ago POLL OF THE DAY: Should jury trials be scrapped for all but the most serious cases?

Plans to free up crown courts to deal with serious crimes swiftly and hand more support to victims are being announced by the Justice Secretary as part of efforts to tackle the 'courts emergency'.

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3 d. ago POLL OF THE DAY: Keir Starmer claims there was 'no misleading' in Labour's Budget

Keir Starmer insisted the Chancellor did not mislead the public in the run up to the Budget, adding that at one point he too had thought they would need to breach election pledges to hike taxes.

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4 d. ago The curse of children's TV: Stars who were plagued with scandal when the cameras stopped rolling

Here, the Daily Mail takes a look at the presenters who have revealed the dark side to the channel.

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5 d. ago POLL OF THE DAY: Should Rachel Reeves resign after 'lying' to the nation in the run

Rachel Reeves faced angry calls to resign last night after being accused of 'lying' to the nation in the run-up to the Budget - have your say in The Daily Mail's Poll of the Day.

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5 d. ago Motherwell comes out on top of new poll revealing 50% of residents will celebrate St Andrew's Day

The research by ScotPulse which was commissioned by Aldi Scotland, found that while most Scots recognise St Andrew’s Day as the country’s national day, many are unsure of the date, and even fewer mark the occasion.

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6 d. ago POLL OF THE DAY: Should Brits be able to sue for unfair dismissal from their first day in the job?

The Government has abandoned plans to give workers day-one protection against unfair dismissal in a U-turn that breaches the Labour manifesto.

Society

7 d. ago POLL OF THE DAY: Should Rachel Reeves apologise for raising taxes in the Budget despite promising not to?

Rachel Reeves has been berated for betraying her vows to working people as she insisted her monster £30billion Budget tax rise was the 'absolute minimum' possible.

Economics

1 week ago POLL OF THE DAY: Should a salary sacrifice tax break raid be used to fund the scrapping of two

Rachel Reeves is targeting the 'salary-sacrifice' schemes used by millions of private-sector workers for their pensions in an attempt to bring in around £3billion.

Economics

1 week ago Seven arrested after facial recognition cameras deployed in Piccadilly Gardens

One man had been wanted for five years

Events

1 week ago Police to use live facial recognition cameras to find suspects at north London derby between Arsenal and Tottenham

The Met Police said that the live facial recognition camera 'will ensure those wanted for offences are on their way to a cell before potentially causing harm at the match'.

Events

1 week ago Arsenal vs Tottenham to have facial recognition deployed for North London derby

Metropolitan Police will use live facial recognition at Sunday's Arsenal vs Tottenham North London derby at Emirates Stadium for enhanced matchday security, the force confirm

Politics

1 week ago POLL OF THE DAY: Should the BBC be allowed to continue charging a compulsory licence fee?

After years of scandals for the BBC culminating in the dramatic resignations of Director-General Tim Davie, the corporation is coming under increasing scrutiny over its mandatory licence fee.

Politics

1 week ago POLL OF THE DAY: Should Britain have gone into Covid lockdown?

UK coronavirus lockdowns could have been avoided altogether if the Government had approached the pandemic differently, a public inquiry has concluded.

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