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works – and how it can go wrong Good morning. Over the last couple of days, the Guardian [has been reporting](https://www.theguardian.com/technology/ng-interactive/2026/may/03/ai-facial-recognition-oversight-lagging-far-behind-technology-watchdogs-warn) that facial recognition technology is being rolled out across the UK
worked. For the first time while policing a protest, officers set up a live facial recognition camera at Euston and King's Cross St Pancras railway stations, where people attending the Unite the Kingdom march
UK police forces already use earlier versions of facial recognition technology, which combine footage recorded on body-worn cameras with software to provide retrospective facial recognition searches. A BBC investigation in 2023 also [uncovered more
working from home or otherwise away from the office for excessive periods of time, when the Met’s guidelines state that in-office attendance cannot dip below 80%. The software also found officers
Live facial recognition will be used for the first time as part of a protest policing operation, while Public Order Act conditions are being imposed on a big pro-Palestinian march and the self-styled
recognition that leaders have to take steps to protect children.” He added: “In relation to President Trump, I spoke to him on Saturday, I’ll see him again this afternoon and, yes, of course
UK and elsewhere, and that advances in the technology were far outpacing authorities’ ability to regulate it. “Rather than test the machine’s answer against the evidence that would have cleared him, the officers built
work began after the first night of disorder, Liz Kendall, the science and technology secretary, said in a statement that the updates to the Online Safety Act would be laid out next week, which will
live facial recognition cameras at a demonstration. The force added it was taking the rare step of putting its armoured vehicles on standby. Drones will also be deployed to scan for suspects, and all officers
UK leader, Nigel Farage. But Burnham is not a member of parliament and anyreturn to Westminster would prove an uphill battle. His team are understood to be scouring the Greater Manchester and Liverpool areas