Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary will soon be using new live facial recognition vans as part of a national push to help catch wanted suspects and reduce crime.

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UK is to broaden facial recognition in bid to catch suspects faster, cut crime rates and boost neighborhood patrols by 2029.

The Home Secretary has defended the Government’s expansion of live facial recognition technology as a “targeted” crackdown on high-harm offenders, amid concerns over privacy.

The UK government is deploying more Live Facial Recognition (LFR) vans across the country to locate suspects of serious ...