Gordo announces new security measures ex-UK
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Gordo announces new security measures ex-UK
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/01/21/wo...ef=global-home
Full body scanners "next week" at LHR, and the delights of the "no-fly" list.
Full body scanners "next week" at LHR, and the delights of the "no-fly" list.
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The body scanners were announced a few weeks a go. I don't know if they are going ahead next week as some agency was going to seek some re-assurances from the Government over who see's the images etc.
I haven't read anything about this challenge in the last few days.
The concerns are as you can imagine, are seeing the 'naked' outline of people and especially children.
I haven't read anything about this challenge in the last few days.
The concerns are as you can imagine, are seeing the 'naked' outline of people and especially children.
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Who wants to take bets on when the contents of the No Fly list will be left on a laptop in the back of a taxi or get lost by Consignia or whatever Royal Mail are called these days.
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How about 'Royal Mail'
I'm always surprised about the idea of a no-fly list. You would think that if you are on such a list, and want to do harm, it wouldn't be too difficult to get some false passport. On the other hand it could catch the stupid ones...
I'm always surprised about the idea of a no-fly list. You would think that if you are on such a list, and want to do harm, it wouldn't be too difficult to get some false passport. On the other hand it could catch the stupid ones...