The prime minister reiterated on Thursday that digital IDs will only be mandatory when it comes to the right to work
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The prime minister reiterated on Thursday that digital IDs will only be mandatory when it comes to the right to work
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Sir Keir Starmer has said that the public will never need a digital ID to access a hospital, but admitted that the full cost of the new scheme is still not known.
The Prime Minister reportedly sees the proposal as necessary if Labour is to crack down on illegal immigration and make public…
Political parties in Northern Ireland have criticised the plan to introduce mandatory digital ID for workers
By watering down his plans to make digital ID compulsory in yet anorther policy U-turn, the prime minister is showing that he’s…
The PM has been 'exploring' the idea and, while finer details of the scheme are supposedly still being ironed out, an…
New identity verification scheme aimed at deterring illegal migration is reportedly to become optional
Sir Keir's political opponents have been lining up to lambast him for effectively making law-abiding citizens pay the price for…
