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The Ministry of Defence is calling on companies to submit ideas that ‘could be deployed to benefit the Home Office and policing.

An agency with the Defense Ministry, the Defense and Security Accelerator, had asked to hear about new effective and ethical facial recognition technologies

The Government is considering expanding its use of facial recognition technology in police forces and security agencies.

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The Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) of the United Kingdom's Home Office has initiated a new Market Exploration focused on Facial Recognition (FR) technologies intended for policing and security applications

The UK government has set aside more than £3.5 million in funding to limit the impact offshore wind farms have on the country's air defence.

DASA seeks solutions that can help increase the use and effectiveness of facial recognition technologies within UK policing and security

The Home Office insists it wants to "strike the right balance between public safety and individual privacy rights" and has issued a call to companies to suggest ways of using it.

The Home Office is eyeing an expansion of the use of facial recognition software - including potentially within police forces and the security agencies.

Glasgow City Council has been accused of breaking an ethical events policy over the staging of a military defence related event at a venue it owns.