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Home Secretary David Blunkett makes a speech during his visit to the new skills centre at Lindholme Prison, near Doncaster, where he opened the first purpose-built training centre dedicated to turning criminal into skilled plumbers, brickies and plasterers. The 2.5million Construction Industry Training Centre is intended to cut reoffending rates by helping prisoners get jobs when they are released. 02/11/2004 Home Secretary David Blunkett, who will be questioned about a wide range of subjects by MPs on the Home Affairs Select Committee. Expansion of a hi-tech camera system which helps police identify a wide-range of criminals will be announced Tuesday November 2, 2004. The automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) cameras were first introduced in 2002 and are already operating in 23 forces. A Downing Street spokesman said ministers would announce extra cash for the scheme today. ANPR technology can check up to 3, 000 vehicles an hour even if the targets are hitting 100mph. The infrared-equipped digital cameras - fixed at the side of the road or mounted on vans - can capture images even in poor light, rain, reflection or dazzle.
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