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Facial recognition technology to be rolled out nationally and police to also get AI support
Facial recognition technology is to be rolled out to every police force in the country, under sweeping reforms announced by the home secretary.
Facial recognition technology to be rolled out nationally and police to also get AI support
Facial recognition technology is to be rolled out across England and Wales to help all police forces, under sweeping reforms announced by the home secretary.
Israel says Rafah crossing will have 'limited' reopening after hostage search
Israel is carrying out a "focused operation" to find the body of the last remaining hostage in Gaza - and has agreed to a "limited" reopening of the Rafah crossing between the territory and Egypt once the operation has ended.
Child kidnapped for organ removal among 4,414 helped in trafficking crackdown
An eight-year-old boy kidnapped for organ removal is among 4,414 people police say have been safeguarded from human trafficking in a global operation.
PM defends Burnham block saying it will allow focus on elections 'we must win'
The prime minister has insisted his party's decision to not allow Andy Burnham to run in an upcoming by-election is correct, because doing so would "divert our resources".
Reward of up to £20,000 to find killer of young father shot dead in 'cold blood'
A reward of up to £20,000 has been offered for information in the hunt for a killer who shot a young father dead in "cold blood".
Schools should be 'phone-free' all day, education secretary tells teachers
Students should be banned from accessing phones for the duration of the entire school day, the education secretary has said.
Gold rushes past record $5k in hedge against Trump
The price of gold has surged past the record $5,000 per ounce level and shows little sign of easing back as investors continue to seek shelter from uncertainties connected to Donald Trump.
Xi's purge of top general paints a fascinating picture of power and control within a ruthless and unforgiving system
In a bombshell announcement, China's Ministry of Defence has said it is investigating General Zhang Youxia, China's most senior general and a man who was second only to Xi Jinping himself on China's top military decision-making body.
At least 15 dead and hundreds rescued after ferry sinks in southern Philippines
At least 15 people have died after a ferry sank in the southern Philippines overnight.
Teenager arrested on suspicion of murder after missing man found dead in Plymouth
A 19-year-old has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a man reported missing was found dead in Plymouth.
Home secretary to announce police overhaul - with new 999 response targets
Shabana Mahmood will set out her overhaul of policing today, aiming to tackle "unpunished" everyday crime and get officers from their desks to the streets.
Body found on beach thought to be swimmer who went missing on Christmas Day
The body of a swimmer who disappeared on Christmas Day at Budleigh Salterton Beach is believed to have been found.
Iran unveils mural warning US not to launch military strike
A new mural warning the US not to launch a military strike on Iran has been unveiled in a square in central Tehran.
Minnesota isn't Belfast but the warning signs are there: guns beget guns
I feel like I've seen this horror movie before.
Andy Burnham's bid to return as MP blocked
Andy Burnham has been blocked from standing as an MP at the upcoming Gorton and Denton by-election by Labour's governing body.
Any survival hope for PM meant shutting Burnham out - but Starmer and his team can't predict what comes next
It has been a frenzied 48 hours of Labour leadership speculation after Andy Burnham tried to throw his hat in the ring for a return to parliament.
Yellow warnings issued for heavy rain across parts of UK prompting fears of flooding
The Met Office has issued a series of yellow warnings for heavy rain covering Monday and Tuesday.
Time will tell if policing shake-up will leave people feeling better protected
There's a lot in the announcement, though none of the proposals are exactly new.
'Strong case' for social media ban on children, says home secretary - but police won't be involved
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has said there is a "strong case" for banning under-16s from social media.
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