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By Campbell Gunn
Updated: July 6, 2021, 10:19 am
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As a society, we ve become used to the presence of CCTV cameras in public places
As a young reporter some years ago – I’d rather not say how many – I was sent to write a feature on a much-heralded innovation in crime fighting.
I headed to the headquarters of “A Division” of what was then Strathclyde Police, to be escorted by an officer to a viewing room. There, banks of screens displayed images from the newly installed CCTV cameras around Glasgow city centre. It was explained to me how useful these were set to be in cutting crime in the city.
Camera that caught Matt Hancock should have been pointing in opposite direction
Documents seen by Telegraph say security review by Scotland Yard proposed CCTV with ‘limited field of vision’ to ensure privacy
28 June 2021 • 7:00pm
A CCTV camera that caught Matt Hancock kissing an aide in his office was installed to monitor a balcony and should have been pointing in the opposite direction, it has emerged.
Documents seen by The Telegraph state that a review of security by Scotland Yard proposed a CCTV camera with a limited field of vision to ensure privacy.
A Whitehall investigation is currently trying to establish why the camera in Mr Hancock s former office was pointed inwards at a door linking it to an ante room where aides worked.