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Milwaukee police scrapping facial recognition plans after backlash
16+ min ago (178+ words) The Milwaukee Police Department is backing off its proposal to use facial recognition technology to solve crimes after it sparked public concern over civil liberties. During a Fire and Police Commission meeting on Thursday, commission members heard three hours of…...
Home Office to probe if migrants sent to Crowborough camp are moving to London
52+ min ago (691+ words) The Home Office is to investigate reports that people sent to a migrant camp in Sussex are leaving it and heading to London. Home Office minister Mike Tapp said such conduct by asylum seekers being housed at the Crowborough centre…...
Home Office needs bolder migrant returns deal - but one country could make it tough
1+ hour, 18+ min ago (754+ words) Berlin is likely to rebuff Government efforts to expand the one-in, one-out agreement A Home Office push to widen its one-in, one-out migrant returns deal is likely to be rebuffed by Germany " in a blow for Labour's plan to grip…...
Another country agrees to migrant returns deal after UK visa threat
1+ hour, 53+ min ago (531+ words) A third African country has agreed to take back illegal immigrants from Britain after the Home Secretary threatened to block UK visas for its citizens. Shabana Mahmood accused the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) of a lack of cooperation on…...
MPD bans facial recognition technology following public concern
2+ hour, 28+ min ago (288+ words) Image courtesy of the Milwaukee Police Department. MILWAUKEE" The Milwaukee Police Department is issuing an immediate ban on the use of facial recognition technology, citing public concern and the need to maintain community trust. The decision follows hours of public…...
MPD places moratorium on the use of facial recognition technology
2+ hour, 31+ min ago (310+ words) MILWAUKEE " The Milwaukee Police Department has put a moratorium on the use of "any and all" facial recognition technology in the department. It comes after a contentious Fire and Police Commission meeting held Thursday night and ongoing community backlash to…...
Cheshire Police: 30 PCSO roles to go despite higher tax charge
3+ hour ago (301+ words) Half of the police and community support officer (PCSO) roles at risk in Cheshire will be lost, it has been confirmed. Cheshire Police had put forward plans to reduce PCSO officers from 87 to 27 - but after receiving permission for a higher…...
Survivors and campaigners welcome new deepfake law but call on government to go further
3+ hour, 26+ min ago (796+ words) The new offence was announced in January 2025 and finally comes into force under the Data Use and Access Act 2025 after the Grok scandal, which saw 3 million sexualised images produced. While it should not have taken this long to enact the…...
Three African countries agree to take back UK migrants after visa penalty threat
3+ hour, 29+ min ago (424+ words) Home secretary threatened visa sanctions on Namibia, Angola and the Democratic Republic of Congo if they did not take back migrants in the UK Three African countries have agreed to take back migrants who have no right to be in…...
Home Office reinstates migrant-worker sponsor licences for firms previously penalised for abuse
3+ hour, 59+ min ago (216+ words) Home Office reinstates migrant-worker sponsor licences for firms previously penalised for abuse'VisaHQ In a development that has stunned compliance specialists, The Times revealed on 5 February that the UK Home Office has quietly restored sponsor licences to dozens of employers that…...