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UK Airport Refuses to Commit to Controversial Body Scanners
Rob Merrick
Darlington
Northern Echo
Tuesday, February 2nd, 2010
ONE of the region's airports is on a collision course with
the government over controversial body scanners that produce
a naked image of passengers.
Durham Tees Valley Airport (DTVA) is refusing to give a commitment
to install the Advanced Imaging Technology (AIT), which Gordon
Brown has insisted is vital to defeat terrorists.
The prime minister backed the scanners - which allow security
staff to detect explosives hidden on a passenger's body - after
the Christmas Day attempted bombing on a flight to Detroit.
Earlier today, the department for transport (Dft) ordered all
airports to install them before the summer holiday season, stating
they must be in place "in the coming months".
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