Building work on the centre is due to start this summer, with the facility expected to open its doors to patients in 2026.

The UK’s first permanent live facial recognition (LFR) cameras will be installed in south London in a bid to catch criminals.

The cameras will scan for wanted criminals walking by in Croydon as part of a project by the Metropolitan Police that could ...

However, privacy groups such as Big Brother Watch have condemned the move and called for legislative safeguards on facial ...

The live facial recognition (LFR) cameras, which are intended to make fighting crime easier by identifying criminal suspects faster, will be set up in Croydon, in south London. Police have already ...

The Metropolitan Police is set to install permanent facial recognition cameras in Croydon, south London, in a UK first for ...

Chris Philp, the Conservative MP for Croydon South and shadow home secretary, told the Times that the cameras would mean “wanted criminals are unable to wander round town and city centres ...

Police were called to Upper Elmers End Road, Beckenham, shortly before 8.30pm. Officers rushed to the scene alongside the ...