Summary
The UK government is planning to expand the use of facial recognition technology by police to help fight crime. They propose giving police access to the nation's passport database to catch criminals, which could be used in towns and cities across the UK. Also highlighted are various news stories, including a state banquet with German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier and discussions on business rates and ADHD diagnoses.
Key Facts
- The UK government plans to increase police use of facial recognition technology.
- Police might access the passport database to track down criminals.
- Facial recognition could be used in towns, cities, and villages.
- Germany's President attended a state banquet in the UK.
- The UK government is reviewing the rise in ADHD diagnoses.
- Concerns arise about the impact of increased business rates on hospitality businesses.
- Russian spies might be entering the UK on cargo ships, according to reports.
- The US Treasury is warned against appointing Kevin Hassett as Fed chair due to concerns over interest rate policies.
