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Australians are now able to view CCTV footage in UK stores in a move slammed as "pointless and perverted." Cornwall-based website Internet Eyes of...
Police drones could be used for car chases, tracking hidden suspects, monitoring riots or protests or traffic violations - but UK airspace is so crowd...
Police minister Damian Green has backed the use of controversial unmanned drones to patrol the UK's skies, to monitor criminal activity and provide ai...
More than 200 schools are using CCTV cameras in toilets or changing rooms, figures showed on Wednesday. A total of 825 cameras were located in the ...
Councils spent more than £500 million installing and operating CCTV cameras over the last four years, campaigners said today. Birmingham City and ...
Councils have admitted to officially losing "hundreds" of people's personal data, with thousands more of children's details thought to have been "comp...
Plans to record all conversations in taxis licensed by a city council are a "staggering invasion of privacy" which show a "total disregard for civil l...
The Protection of Freedoms Bill does a great deal to begin the move away from the authoritarian excesses of recent years. It does not, however, represent the end of indefinite retention of innocent people's DNA.
