British police have deployed the live facial recognition system about 100 times since late January, compared with only 10 ...

The Metropolitan Police are preparing their most ambitious rollout yet of live facial recognition (LFR) at the Notting Hill ...

Met Police make 140 arrests – 105 at the carnival and 35 on approaches to the event – by 7.45pm on Sunday in a proactive ...

The two-day street festival is a celebration of Caribbean culture and attracts around 2 million revellers. Around 7,000 police officers and staff are on duty at the carnival each day - and the use of ...

Even the harshest critics of the Metropolitan Police admit the force has its work cut out with the Notting Hill Carnival.

Notting Hill Carnival saw 140 people arrested on Saturday - including 13 detained after being identified by live facial ...

More than 100 people have been arrested while attending Notting Hill Carnival, the Metropolitan Police has said. The force ...

Around 7,000 police officers and staff will be on duty at carnival each day - and the use of live facial recognition ...

This will happen on Tuesday August 26. Police will deploy live facial recognition technology in Southend city centre.

Britain has become the only country in Europe to deploy real-time facial recognition on a large scale, with millions scanned ...

Great numbers” of officers from three police forces will be focussing on tackling serious violence as well as keeping people safe in the large crowds. Officers have already carried out a preemptive ...

Organisers say 7,000 officers and staff will be on site today and tomorrow with live facial recognition cameras and screening ...