The Metropolitan Police will more than double its number of live facial recognition (LFR) deployments to cover the loss of 1,400 officers and 300 staff amid budget cuts.

Schleifer was referring to a state law restricting police from using facial recognition technology in some cases. He said, in this case, BPD is unable to use that technology to identify the suspect.

Live facial recognition (LFR) will be expanded across the UK as part of a government remodel of neighbourhood policing. The government says this technology will be introduced to catch “high-harm ...

More live facial recognition (LFR) vans will be rolled out across seven police forces in England to locate suspects for crimes including sexual offences, violent assaults and homicides, the Home ...

Experts have warned of a 'frightening expansion' of 'Orwellian' technology as the government expands the use of facial recognition across the country.

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New live facial recognition vans will be used in Surrey as the Home Office aims to target suspects of the most serious offences.

The Home Office says the technology helps locate suspects but civil liberties groups warn of heightened surveillance.

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Sussex Police will deploy live facial recognition technology as part of a nationwide rollout. Images will be compared to faces put on a police watch list with an alert immediately issued if they ...