The Guardian reports on a U.S. Court of Appeals decision earlier this month, suggesting it should renew debate in the UK. An interim code of practice has been introduced in the UK to allow the Department of Transport to test the scanners at airports. A public consultation on the interim code that closed last year generated concerns from human rights groups. Unlike in the U.S., an alternative would not be offered to those wishing to opt out of a body scan, prompting one group to write that "the issue here is not a refusal to submit to a security search but the disproportionate impact on some people's privacy." 
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