Study warns Met Police’s live facial recognition tests are little more than ‘show trials’
The UK is facing the largest expansion of live facial recognition across civil society, a study has revealed. The research

The UK is facing the largest expansion of live facial recognition across civil society, a study has revealed. The research

Threats to staff, store vandalism and retail theft are a constant risk across all UK town centres, high streets and

Young adults feel less safe walking in London’s busiest borough compared to older walkers, a survey conducted on Westminster pedestrians

The number of on-time state school applications received by south west London councils has decreased following the autumn budget’s private

London childcare prices have dropped for the first time in 15 years but providers warned the reductions will not last.

Wandsworth launched the London Borough of Culture 2025 with a dance festival in Battersea Park, featuring 200 performers and hosted

The founder of a boxing initiative for children and adults with autism has been shortlisted for Volunteer of the Year

Litter pickers at Barnes Common are a small group of people who make a big difference by addressing waste in

Flibco, the airport transfer specialist with a network of services in major cities across Europe, is launching its first UK

For thousands of stoma users, life in London is lived on a ‘loo leash’ – a daily existence dictated by

“I knew all my attackers. I knew the person that raped me.” These are the words of one victim, who