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Controversial plans to introduce compulsory identity cards have been dumped by the British government. The cards were due to be made compulsory for pilots and airside workers at Manchester and London City airports on a trial...
Controversial plans to introduce compulsory identity cards have been dumped by the British government. The cards were due to be made compulsory for pilots and airside workers at Manchester and London City airports on a trial...
In a dramatic break with years of Labour policy, the new Home Secretary last night scrapped plans for compulsory ID cards. Alan Johnson said the scheme - which has already cost as much as £200million - would always remain...
Your round-up of the national newspapers - July 1, 2009 In a dramatic break with years of Labour policy, the new Home Secretary last night scrapped plans for compulsory ID cards. Alan Johnson said the scheme - which has already...
British Home Secretary Alan Johnson announced the government would not implement a trial plan to compel workers at Manchester Airport and London City airport to carry ID cards regardless of their desire for such a form of...
The government has announced it will drop plans to make ID cards compulsory for airside workers. Pilots and other airside workers will not be forced to apply for or carry the cards, the Home Office said in a statement on...
This was published: 1 Jul 2009 - 07:50 am The rollout of identity cards will be accelerated under new proposals set out today by Home Secretary Alan Johnson, highlighting the benefits of identity cards to those who need them...
Labour in retreat as ID card plan is axed - Scotsman.com News THE government was accused of being "in chaos" last night after it all but abandoned its flagship identity card scheme. Not so fast - PR reports And yet...
It looks like the proposed ID card scheme is dead in the water. Not so much because of the UK government's climbdown yesterday on making ID cards compulsory for pilots and airside workers at Manchester and London City airports,...
Does this suggest Johnson is still angling for the top job? There is still a large school of thought that thinks Brown will be allowed to step aside with dignity before the next election, and that such a promise was given to...
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