France terror attack: British railway passengers could be forced to use full body scanners

British railway passengers could be subject to airport-style screening at intercity stations, under plans being considered by the European Union in response to the Arras train attack. Train operators could be obliged to introduce surveillance cameras in every carriage and stations instructed to install scanners for passengers boarding high-speed trains, under options being discussed following the foiled attack. For the first time, Brussels officials are drawing up plans to create common EU rules on railway security. At the moment it is a national competence.
It follows the introduction of EU-wide security rules for air and sea travel in the wake of the attacks on September 11, 2001.

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