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The technology is being trialled at selected Tube stations, starting at Victoria. Police say it is intended to help identify people wanted for serious offences, while campaigners have raised concerns about its use.
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00:01Live facial recognition cameras are being used on the London Underground
00:05as police expand a trial aimed at finding people wanted for serious offences.
00:10The first deployment is at Victoria Station with cameras due to move between tube and railway stations.
00:16British Transport Police says the technology will be used against people on police watch lists,
00:22including those wanted over sexual offences, robbery and knife crime.
00:26People entering signed areas will have alternative routes available.
00:31TfL says images of people who do not match the watch list will be deleted immediately.
00:36The trialers also face criticism from campaigners who question its effectiveness and use.
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