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While the UK may have changed its 'Home' Secretary, it still marches on insanely towards the year 1984. Evil now comes in the form of Alan Johnson, who will be automatically registering all new passports onto the controversial...
Home Secretary Alan Johnson has dropped plans to make ID cards compulsory for pilots and airside workers at Manchester and London City airports. The cards were due to be trialled there - sparking trade union anger. Shadow Home...
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...
By James Boxell, Home Affairs Correspondent Alan Johnson, the home secretary, has shelved plans for the eventual introduction of compulsory ID cards for British citizens, dealing another blow to the government’s controversial...
Britain's keeping mandatory, RFID-enabled biometric ID cards that can be read without your knowledge or permission for immigrants like me: Foreign nationals from outside the European Economic Area would still be required to...
LONDON - Britain said on Tuesday it was dropping plans to bring in compulsory biometric identity cards for airport workers and that the multi-billion pound scheme would remain voluntary for all Britons. Home Secretary Alan...
Britain's keeping mandatory, RFID-enabled biometric ID cards that can be read without your knowledge or permission for immigrants like me: Foreign nationals from outside the European Economic Area would still be required to...
Updated at 6:14am on 1 July 2009 Britain is dropping plans to bring in compulsory biometric identity cards for airport workers. However, the scheme would remain voluntary for all Britons. Home Secretary Alan Johnson said on...
British citizens will never be forced to carry ID cards, the Government announced today. Home Secretary Alan Johnson said that a trial scheme that was to force some airport staff to carry the controversial cards has been...
LONDON (AP) - Britain's interior minister says new national identity cards will never be made compulsory for Britons _ a major policy reversal. Home Secretary Alan Johnson said Tuesday that British citizens won't be required to...
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