
Police Pause Facial Recognition After Higher Accuracy on Black Faces
Essex Police suspend live facial recognition after a study found the system more likely to correctly identify Black suspects, prompting a review of its “fairness.”

Essex Police suspend live facial recognition after a study found the system more likely to correctly identify Black suspects, prompting a review of its “fairness.”

More than 66,000 migrants have crossed since Labour took office, with enforcement efforts struggling to keep pace.

Pair detained after attempted entry at Faslane, as security concerns grow over Iran-linked threats in Britain.

Reform UK leader brands open iftar events a “provocative demonstration” as political row deepens across Westminster.

Only around 2% of small boat arrivals have been returned, as Channel crossings continue at high levels.

Police intercept migrants off De Haan as traffickers expand routes along the Flemish coast

The case comes amid mounting warnings of Iran-backed operations targeting Jewish communities across Europe.

Inquiry finds public messaging created the impression the health service was closed, contributing to missed diagnoses and delayed treatment for serious conditions.

“It’s all falling apart for the assisted suicide campaign,” delighted campaigners proclaimed.

Removing hereditary peers may make Britain’s constitution look more “modern.” But it also leaves the House of Lords increasingly shaped by political patronage.