Retailers Use Facial Recognition Tech to Tackle Shoplifting and Violence, Amid UK Disneyland Rivalry and Israel’s West Bank Settlements Expansion
Retailers Deploy Controversial Facial Recognition Tech to Combat Shoplifting and Violence
Sky News reports that supermarkets and retail chains are increasingly using facial recognition technology, dubbed ‘FaceWatch’, to tackle shoplifting and violence. While retailers claim it is necessary for safety, the tech faces backlash over privacy concerns.
- Shoplifting and abuse – retailers say they have no choice but to use this controversial tech — Sky News
- Supermarkets and chains face backlash for using ‘dangerous’ tech to catch shoplifters — Sky News
Universal UK’s Disneyland Paris Rival and Controversial Tech in Retail
The BBC covers Universal UK’s ambitious efforts to rival Disneyland Paris, featuring a mix of winners and losers in the theme park industry. Meanwhile, Sky News reports on the controversial face-recognition technology deployed by retailers to combat shoplifting and violence, highlighting its potential benefits and privacy concerns.
- The ‘winners and losers’ in Universal UK’s plan to rival Disneyland Paris — BBC News
- The Papers: George visits ‘Di homeless shelter’ and shops face ‘last Christmas’ — BBC News
- The controversial tech that retailers have deployed to tackle shoplifting and violence — Sky News
Israel Approves 19 New Jewish Settlements in Occupied West Bank
Despite international criticism, Israel has approved the construction of 19 new Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank, a move that is expected to further strain relations with Palestinians and the broader international community.
- Israel approves 19 new Jewish settlements in occupied West Bank — Sky News
- Israel approves 19 new settlements in occupied West Bank — BBC News
- How Israel’s grassroots hostage families group became a powerful international force — BBC News
Australia Launches Intelligence Review Amid National Mourning for Bondi Victims
Following a deadly terror attack in Bondi Beach, Australia has initiated an intelligence review and honored the victims during a national day of reflection. Despite attempts to boo the Prime Minister at a vigil, leaders prioritize unity and security.
- Australia launches intelligence review – as Bondi victims honoured in day of reflection — Sky News
- Australian PM booed at Bondi Beach vigil a week after deadly terror attack — Sky News
- Australian PM announces intelligence review as country mourns Bondi attack — BBC News
‘A slap in our faces’: Epstein victims express shock and outrage over incomplete release of files
Victims of Jeffrey Epstein react with anger and disbelief to the partial disclosure of documents related to his sex trafficking case, feeling betrayed by a lack of transparency.
- ‘A good meal and a good poo’: Kate Winslet describes how she dealt with media intrusion — BBC News
- ‘A slap in our faces’: Epstein victims express shock and outrage over incomplete release of files — Sky News
British Jews Face Major Transformation in Sixty Years
A BBC News article discusses the significant changes experienced by British Jews over the past six decades, highlighting shifts in demographics, religious practices, and community dynamics.
Mother of Last Israeli Hostage in Gaza: ‘We Will Finish Hamas if They Don’t Give Us Rani’
The mother of the last remaining Israeli hostage in Gaza urges Israel to intensify its military operation against Hamas unless they secure her son’s release.
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