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A call to scrap 'illegal' British databases.

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Right to privacy broken by 11 of the 46 biggest British public databases, says report.

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British Drug Stores and Post offices to take fingerprints as part of national ID scheme

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Brain scanning may be used in security checks.

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US Supreme Court says convicts have no constitutional right to DNA testing.

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The London School of Commerce will use fingerprint scans in college crackdown on illegal migrants.

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Passport RFIDs cloned by $250 equipment bought on Ebay.

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American Prosecutors Block Access to DNA Testing for Inmates

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New Rule Expands DNA Collection in the United States to all noncitizens detained by authorities and all people arrested for federal crimes.

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British DNA database has records of over 1 million children. Up to half those included have no criminal record.

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British Government plans to keep DNA samples of innocent people.

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DNA of one-year-old baby stored on British national database.

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Britain is now fingerprinting children.

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DNA database ruled a 'breach of rights' by the European Court of Human Rights.

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857,000 British DNA records must be now wiped clear.

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DNA breakthrough can identify an individual in a public place.

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UK Government national DNA database holds records of 40,000 INNOCENT children.

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Fingerprint, iris and facial recognition technology will be used to speed up travel between the UK and the US.

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Children as young as five to be fingerprinted in UK schools without asking their parents.

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The Curse of the DNA register - One million innocent Britons 'criminalised', says damning report.

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Lockheed Martin given a contract potentially worth $1 billion to design, develop and deploy the Next Generation Identification (NGI) system.

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FBI's Next Generation ID Databank to Store Face Scans

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Millions of UK profiles from DNA database passed to private firms without the consent of those involved.

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Fingerprint scanners are being used at two UK nursery schools to check the identity of parents.

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UK bus drivers given DNA swab kits.

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