Sentence examples for remove cctv from inspiring English sources

In May this year, security engineer Chris Baker* was told to remove CCTV cameras from his house on a new estate in Sevenoaks, Kent, because they breached two restrictive covenants.

3 Who removed two CCTV video tapes from the locked control room at Hillsborough on the night of the disaster?

They questioned the use of CCTV, removed suspected murderers and rapists from the DNA database and replaced control orders with a watered-down system that has led to the current dangerous situation where suspected terrorists who can't be deported or tried, are free to walk the streets of our cities.

The move came days after CCTV criticized Apple for failing to remove gambling and lottery apps that led to Chinese users being conned out of money.

Ministers are seeking to remove hundreds of thousands of DNA profiles from the national police database, increase regulation on the use of CCTV to ensure they are used "appropriately" and scrap antisocial behaviour orders (Asbos), which Labour say are effective in tackling gang activity.

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The Borgias are a right rum bunch and their interlocking lives shot mainly in badly candle-lit rooms festooned with dark velvet and billowing muslin is richly intoxicating, especially if the alternative, as it looks set to be on Channel 5 quite soon, involves Kerry Katona removing the thong from her arse on televised CCTV.

Surrounded by CCTV cameras in a small carpeted reception area – the only carpet in the block – I removed my shoes and belt and put all my belongings through an X-ray machine.

The company has faced public criticism from central television channel CCTV, as well as from regulators who have demanded the company act more aggressively in removing the content, a demand to which the company has acquiesced.

He says he was given a guarantee that his children could use a toilet with no CCTV, though he contacted the local newspaper and the county's police – who, he claims, insisted the cameras were removed.

No CCTV cameras then.