Metropolitan Police chief calls for government to draw up law on controversial technology amid human rights concerns, writes Lizzie Dearden
since it announced the rollout of the controversial technology in January. The most recent, in Oxford Circus on 27 February, saw 8,600 faces scanned by cameras mounted on a police van.
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