In a bid to pilot its emerging digital identity infrastructure, the UK government today launched a digital version of the Armed Forces Veteran Card, marking the first government-issued credential to ...
Public support for the introduction of digital IDs has collapsed just days after it was announced by Keir Starmer. The digital ID, dubbed the 'Brit card' by some, will provide proof of identity and ...
Dreaming of exploring the cobbled streets of London, visiting the historic castles of Scotland, or enjoying afternoon tea in the English countryside? Before packing your bags, the first step to your ...
To those who hope that the ‘Brit Card’ digital ID scheme will, as Keir Starmer promised, serve as a check on immigration, I bring bad news. We immigrants, documented and undocumented, will figure it ...
The government has dismissed a petition with more than 2.7million signatures calling for Digital ID cards to be scrapped. Last month, Labour announced it wanted to follow in Estonia’s footsteps to ...
Britain should embrace voluntary ID cards, Sir Keir Starmer has said, just weeks after announcing that digital identification will become compulsory to work in the UK. The prime minister said that ...
Estonia's digital identity system has been beset by blunders and security issues that allow hackers to steal data and help scammers take money, we can reveal. The digital ID system used by 1.4million ...
Re “Starmer gives green light to digital ID plan” (Report, September 20), as a permanent Hong Kong resident I am accustomed to carrying the HKID. The city also has iAM Smart, a digital identification ...
Euan Blair's £1.2billion AI firm put pressure on the BBC to pull an episode of Have I Got News For You, it emerged today. The show watched by 3million people on Friday night was axed from iPlayer on ...
15:26, Wed, Oct 1, 2025 Updated: 16:59, Wed, Oct 1, 2025 A new poll has discovered that support for ID cards among Britons has completely collapsed – but only after Sir Keir Starmer adopted it as his ...
I have been a technology journalist for 30-plus years and have covered just about every kind of computer gear—from the 386SX to 64-core processors—in my long tenure as an editor, a writer, and an ...
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