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Thousands of Christmas shoppers on London’s Oxford Street could have their faces scanned by live facial recognition cameras, with the technology due to be installed in December, just in time for the festive shopping rush.

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00:02oxland street would be among the first areas in the country to have permanent live facial recognition
00:10infrastructure scanning the faces of people passing through and comparing them with a watch
00:16list of wanted suspects the technology has been widely criticized by human rights groups
00:22with one organization describing it as unregulated the cameras will likely be installed in december
00:30and could be attached to street furniture such as lam posts it comes as part of oxford street
00:38has been pedestrianized with plans for the whole street to eventually become traffic free the
00:47metropolitan police plans to use static live facial recognition cameras in the whole of london's west
00:54end and in soho which have some of the highest crime rates in london the government's launched a public
01:02consultation in december 2025 to develop a legal framework for law enforcement use of biometrics
01:10facial recognition and similar technology the home office is expected to publish its response to said
01:22public consultation later this parliamentary session

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