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British Transport Police's six-month trial scanned over 500,000 faces at London railway stations, generating only one false alert. The system used nearly 100 hours of police time and cost more than £320,000, with no correct matches or arrests. Despite this, the scheme's duration has been prolonged to November, and its scope now encompasses the London Underground.
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