内容摘要：A triple murderer infamous for killing the so-called Essex Boys has been released from jail.

A triple murderer infamous for killing the so-called Essex Boys has been released from jail.

showing the technology flagging an item that had failed to scan properly, which has had more than 3.5 million views."Clearly off side," added another.

But on Bluesky, a userthat the technology could open the door to more surveillance measures. "What's next? Drones to follow… you about the store?"he would "not use self-checkouts" after the technology was introduced.

One Tesco worker, who wanted to remain anonymous, told the BBC they were grateful for the addition of the new tech."I work on self-service for Tesco and feel like I double up as a security guard," they said.

"You're not paid very well anyway and then you have tills to look after.

"I quite often have to monitor 10 self-checkouts, on my own, whilst two staff cover manual checkouts," they said, adding that there were many customers who steal and try to "con the system".Among the guests listening were US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, as well as top military officials from the region.

Macron pointed out that if Russia could take Ukrainian territory "without any restrictions, without any constraints… what could happen in Taiwan? What will you do the day something happens in the Philippines?""What is at stake in Ukraine is our common credibility, that we are still able to preserve territorial integrity and sovereignty of people," he said. "No double standards."

Many in Asia worry of instability in the region should China attempt to forcibly "reunify" with Taiwan, a self-governing island that Beijing claims as part of its territory. China has also increasingly clashed with the Philippines over competing claims in the South China Sea.Macron later answered a question posed by the BBC's security correspondent Frank Gardner on Europe's military role in Asia while a full-scale war was still raging on the continent.