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United Kingdom· LondonHigh Court Upholds Palantir's Bid for Metropolitan Police Contract
The High Court has ruled that US tech firm Palantir can compete for a £50 million contract with the Metropolitan Police, overturning London Mayor Sadiq Khan's attempt to block the deal.
Background
The use of technology by law enforcement agencies is a recurring point of contention in the UK, often raising concerns about privacy, data security, and public accountability. This case highlights ongoing debates between central government bodies, local authorities, and private companies regarding public contracts and oversight.
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Palantir Contract with Metropolitan Police Upheld by High Court
First report 3h agoLast update 3h agoThe High Court has allowed Palantir to compete for the contract with the Metropolitan Police.
London Police Contract with Palantir Overrides Mayor's Objections
First report 3h agoLast update 3h agoThe High Court has allowed Palantir to proceed in bidding for a contract with the Metropolitan Police, overriding the Mayor's initial opposition.
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