have noted _ from the university of cardiff have noted that — from the university of cardiffchnology contributes to identifying persons of interest they would _ identifying persons of interest they would otherwise have not been able to do _ would otherwise have not been able to do so _ would otherwise have not been able to do so i_ would otherwise have not been able to do so. i have studied multiple deployments by myself and there were a number— deployments by myself and there were a number of arrests that were made by using _ a number of arrests that were made by using the technology. i think the technology has ended benefits in terms _ technology has ended benefits in terms of — technology has ended benefits in terms of enhancing public safety, but privacy violation is, of course, a concern — but privacy violation is, of course, a concern. privacy right, as we know it, a concern. privacy right, as we know it. is— a concern. privacy right, as we know it. is not— a concern. privacy right, as we know it. is not an — a concern. privacy right, as we know it, is not an absolute r

after having studied several deployments, researchers from the university of cardiff have concluded theuggests the technology contributes to police identifying persons of interest they would otherwise have not been able to do. i have studied multiple deployments by myself. there were a number of arrests made using the technology. i think the technology has benefits in terms of enhancing public safety. but privacy violation is of course a concern. privacy rights as we know is not an absolute right. >> let's put that right. we have the right to privacy of course but it is not absolute. there are cases where this is proving successful in keeping us safer. >> first of all, i want to say the case for a ban on life facial recognition is such a strong one. it is such a strong one that the european union is currently passing a ban. that is the trend in the democratic world. that is what many american institutes have done. it is something serious the u.k. should be looking at. in terms of the success rate and accuracy, the police publish data. the police proactively publish the figures. the card

of stunned. it was a really frightening experience. cardiff universityple because of their identity. we've had to blur some of these social—media posts because the language is so offensive. is this an example of some of the hate speech directed at the trans community? absolutely, and it's pretty grim reading. the use of, for example, the cockroach is a form of dehumanisation, so deeply offensive. how does all of this we're seeing online, though, play out in real life? if we see more hate speech online, we'll likely see hate speech on the ground. and we've conducted a few experiments to identify if that's actually the case. we found a rise in hateful posts on social media did indeed correspond to a rise in hate crimes on the streets. and we are not the only ones to identify this relationship. the home office says the discussion of what it's called "transgender issues" by politicians, the media and online may have led to an increase. what we have seen is an escalating, unchecked public narrative in media, in other areas of public life, which is loudly nega

of december. the cardiff universe students union. f and quote, dangerous behaviour portrayed by groups of individuals wearing chinos and blue shirts in the. yolo. yolo is a nightclub few on the 4th of october. so now they've put a temporary ban on that. so i'm looking again at you guys and what you're wearing. i mean, leo, you look fantastic. he does on the court. if i was on the pull, i'd go for you. >> oh, well, there we are. >> oh, well, there we are. >> there we are. that's a ring. and endorsement. ingrid >> my time would you say. >> my time would you say. >> would you say actually that you would go as far as to say we need to start doing what that university and start university has done and start banning from wearing banning people from wearing these of clothing that are these items of clothing that are too relaxed ? too relaxed? >> no, because this was smart . >> no, because this was smart. >> no, because this was smart. >> that was smart. casual, right . okay. so you draw the line at trainers , though, or you draw trainers, th

universities. get this . i mean, it's not news. get this. i mean, it's not news. well it is. according to page eight of the daily mail, and i rather agree with them. cardiffe shirts and chinos. right. this is now banned. chinos. right. this is now banned . this is the latest thing banned. this is the latest thing to be checking what everyone has got on this. >> you should do it. a gb news ban. >> you can't see what we've got underneath. yeah >> if anything, if anything at all. >> we know what we know what philip's like. >> i mean, it's far worse than chinos under this desk as to the rationale here is apparently a blue shirt and chinos the blue shirt and chinos is the kind of unofficial union uniform of players. of rugby players. >> apparently, that's >> right. apparently, that's that's out in after that's what they go out in after they've and there they've played rugby. and there were incident on the 4th of were some incident on the 4th of october where a bunch of first year rugby players got a bit raucous as one witness added there was about 10 to 15 of them that started a all it should be. there were about 10 to 15 of them that started them all. and any

of course, they're behaved, course, they're badly behaved, but their the but in their defence, the cardiff union universityehaviour students union says that behavinme think that if you are makes me think that if you are a rugby player and you haven't fathomed you could wear a fathomed that you could wear a different you're to different shirt, you're going to get at best. get a third at best. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> my point is rugby >> my point here is rugby students those are students and cardiff, those are three culprits above the shirts and the chinos, right? it's rugby freshers. if i just heard the phrase , if there was a sign the phrase, if there was a sign saying rugby freshers night, i would leave establishment would leave the establishment immediately anywhere else immediately and go anywhere else because you know it's going to because you know it's going to be most awful experience and be the most awful experience and god them. you god bless them. but you know, they rugby they let off steam. rugby freshers steve and rugby team on its own, freshers on their own. i'm just, its own, freshers on their ow

this is the student union in cardiff university has banned me men from turning up in chinos and blue shirts because they say that it attracts a bad level ofart way to dress that. >> apparently they're all the sort of rugby characters. >> it's normally associated with with rugby and other sports clubs. this is almost a sort of informal uniform of a beige pair of chinos, blue shirt and sometimes a tie indicating which sporting club they come from. but also i've found this is anecdotal, a number of young conservatives also rock around in the same kind of outfit so they could be mistaken . i'm sure they could be mistaken. i'm sure their behaviour is not anywhere of hooray henrys then or something . oh yes, of badly something. oh yes, of badly behaved individuals in a student union. and apparently since they have banned the outfit , have banned the outfit, behaviour has improved . now i'm behaviour has improved. now i'm not convinced that it's anything to do with a pair of chinos and a blue shirt. it is just to do with bad behaviour, bad with bad behaviour, the bad behaviour. wonder if you with bad behaviour, the bad behav get. wonder if you w