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AI firm Veesion operates in over 250 stores in the UK in chains including Budgens, Spar and Nisa and has developed a software that scans and monitors the movements of every customer.

Shops and supermarkets including Sainsburys and Sports Direct have began fighting back against the UKs shoplifting epidemic with facial recognition cameras.

The American Radio Relay League (ARRL) is the national association for amateur radio, connecting hams around the U.S. with news, information and resources.

A RESEARCH buoy which washed up in Fetlar after a lengthy trip across the Atlantic has been retrieved - and posted back to the US. The buoy - used to track ocean currents - was recovered by Dave Sumner’s son Jack from a beach on the island earlier this month. Dave read about...

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Meat, nappies, razor blades and deodorant are Britain’s most shoplifted items, a company behind a controversial facial recognition camera system to spot criminals has revealed. Facewatch operates in some Southern Co-op stores, Budgens, garden centres and petrol stations and plans to expand, despite criticisms from privacy campaigners. Facewatch insists the technology is legal and meets the standards of privacy watchdog the Information Commissioner’s Office. Facewatch’s chief executive, Ni...