By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 09:51 EST, 17 September 2013 | UPDATED: 06:17 EST, 18 September 2013 Google Street View has been criticised by a Home Office minister after he was captured walking along a London street. Lib Dem Jeremy Browne said he was alarmed at the 'intrusiveness' of images on the website and questioned why more was not done to hide the identities of people photographed by the firm's cameras. He said the Google cars which tour roads throughout Britain were 'unnerving' and suggested the private firms should face more regulation. Standing out: Home Office minister Jeremy Browne has been captured on Google Street view carrying his ministerial red box in London
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Taunton MP caught on camera walking along street with red ministerial box
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He has made headlines with comments on immigration and religious veils
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Senior voice on right wing of the party emerges as potential future leader
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But one left-wing minister dimisses they idea, saying: 'If he's on manoeuvres they will have to be very long ones'
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