The Information Commissioner's Office has today published the findings of its first audit of South Wales and Gwent Police in a series looking at police use of facial recognition technology (FRT).

In the sentencing hearing, His Honour Judge Cooper commended PC Foster and all of his colleagues for their immense bravery.

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Ian Weinfass reports on a Public Finance Initiative (PFI) dispute which threatens to continue to eat into a police force's resources.

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The findings have been published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) using data from its long-running annual crime survey of people aged 16 and over.

Sussex PCC also criticised the “purist application of data protection law” advising shopkeepers not to share images of suspected offenders.