The experiment was conducted discreetly. Between 2016 and 2018, two surveillance cameras were installed in the Kings Cross area of London to analyse and track passers-by using facial recognition technology.

Britain: Facial recognition makes subtle advance

HP Inc. said Sunday it turned down a $33 billion hostile takeover bid from Xerox, saying it undervalued the computer and printer maker. But the HP board said it still would like to discuss the possibility of reaching a deal with its rival, a venerable US tech company best known for its photocopy machines.

HP rejects takeover bid from Xerox

President Hassan Rouhani warned Sunday that riot-hit Iran could not allow "insecurity" after two days of unrest killed two people and saw authorities arrest dozens and restrict internet access.

Iran cannot allow 'insecurity' in the face of protests: Rouhani

Brazil's left-wing leader Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva urged his followers to continue "the fight" Sunday evening at his first major rally since his release from prison a week ago.

Brazil's recently freed former president Lula urges supporters to continue 'the fight'

President Sebastian Pinera condemned on Sunday for the first time what he called abuses committed by police in dealing with four weeks of violent unrest that have rocked Chile.

Chile: President Pinera condemns police violence as unrest stretches for over four weeks

California mass shootings: A dark year for the US West Coast

Greek police said they have arrested 28 people for violence that followed a large demonstration in Athens to mark the anniversary of a 1973 anti-junta uprising. "In some cases, groups of persons attempted to carry out unlawful action and attacked police forces," the police said in a statement late on Sunday.

28 arrested after annual anti-junta demo in Greece

Protesters have once again blocked the entrance to Iraq's Umm Qasr commodities port near Basra, preventing employees and tankers from entering and bringing operations down by 50 per cent, two-port sources told Reuters on Monday.

Protesters block entrance to Iraq's Umm Qasr port again

Four people were shot dead and six others wounded while watching a football game in the backyard of a central California home on Sunday, police said. "Three people died on the scene," deputy Fresno police chief Michael Reed told reporters.

Four killed, six wounded in California backyard shooting: Police

Iran condemned the United States' support for "rioters" in a statement issued late Sunday, after two days of violent protests in the Islamic republic against a petrol price hike.

Iran condemns United States' show of support for 'rioters'

Cambodian opposition figure Kem Sokha, freshly freed from house arrest, will still stand trial for treason, strongman premier Hun Sen said Monday. Kem Sokha, 66, is the co-founder of the banned Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP), which was dissolved ahead of widely criticised elections last year.

Cambodian opposition leader still to face treason trial: PM

A special tribunal will soon deliver its verdict in the case pertaining to the Holey Artisan Cafe attack that left 22 people, including 17 foreigners, dead in 2016.

Bangladesh: Court to announce verdict on 2016 Dhaka cafe terrorist attack

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