Clarke to press on with ID cards
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Charles Clarke vows to plough ahead with plans to introduce ID cards rejecting a call to "pause for thought".
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Plans for a wider rollout of identity cards to British nationals appear to have been delayed for two years.
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Rising star Michael Clarke has been named in the Australian cricket squad for this month&#39;s Test series with New Zealand, replacing a luckless Simon Katich.
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The home secretary, Charles Clarke, yesterday warned MPs that the government would bring in compulsory identity cards once a voluntary system had been accepted by the British public.
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Charles Clarke is set to start work as Home Secretary after David Blunkett's shock resignation in a visa row.
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That plastic card, the one with the lousy photo that's jammed into your wallet or purse, isn't just a license to drive. It's the green light to buy a drink, the ticket to federal benefits, the must-have document to get aboard airplanes. Now it's also the flash point for an argument about how best to balance America's security needs with worries that personal privacy could be swept away.
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British Prime Minister Tony Blair won a key vote Monday in his bid to reintroduce identity cards, seen by the government as a key weapon in its anti-terror campaign.
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Tony Blair is expected to make the case for compulsory ID cards during his regular news conference on Monday.
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Will they be checking for out-of-state IDs at the caucuses?
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Tracking with a soupcon of fast... The Telegraph reveals that the UK government is plotting fingerprinting of air passengers as a matter of routine, to check the identity of departing passengers and to tighten up border controls for incoming. Which, given the firmness of the regime's plans for ID cards, is scarcely news in the long term - but in the interim, turkeys are apparently being asked to volunteer for Christmas, now.â¦
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Charles Clarke is to set out his plans for foreign terrorist suspects after Law Lords ruled their detention is illegal.
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Many 'contactless' credit cards can allow their owner's name and card number to be read at a distance.
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The U.K. government sees a national identity card now making its way through Parliament as a way to fight terrorism, but opponents see it as an expensive waste of time. By Wendy M. Grossman.
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You're in the back of a taxi cab or walking down the street when you catch sight of a green-leather passport. Maybe you're a good citizen. Maybe you're in it for the cash reward. Either way, New York shop Cossette Post is betting you'll open it and find yourself looking at an ad for Carlsberg beer.
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Â· Increase to fund consular service, says Foreign Office Â· Bill is underwriting cost of ID cards, say opponents
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Iris, fingers, head, shoulders, knees and toes The UK, Europe and the US are planning to belt and brace their border databases by using multiple forms of biometrics to identify people.â¦
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While making love to his car Letters Before we kick off this week's musings, a couple more thoughts on the UK's plans to scrap the mooted ID card for youths.â¦