Blunkett concern on loyalty cards
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There should be more checks on the use of information collected by supermarket loyalty cards, suggests David Blunkett.
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Life & style: Anna Tims: Royal Mail recorded deliveries are not tracked. The customer is paying 70p extra just for a signature at the door.
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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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Many consumers believe that credit card come-ons are borderline deceptive. Now, a federal banking watchdog is expressing similar concerns that credit card solicitations promise more than they deliver.
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The inquiry into claims Home Secretary David Blunkett abused his position is criticised as it begins.
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Conservatives put big business in its place The IT industry has found itself in a handbagging spat with shadow home secretary David Davis over the Conservative party's plans to ditch ID cards should they win power from Labour.â¦
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Not getting any more popular The British public is evenly split on ID cards - 47 per cent think they're a good idea while 50 per cent think not.â¦
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David Blunkett, the former UK home secretary who resigned Dec. 15 amid claims he helped speed up a visa application, acted improperly in giving a first-class rail ticket for use by lawmakers
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Conservative politicians have stepped up the pressure on Home Secretary David Blunkett over accusations he abused his position by speeding up a visa for his ex-lover&#39;s nanny.
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Prime Minister Tony Blair has vowed to stand by embattled interior minister David Blunkett, who faces an independent probe into claims he abused his ministerial powers to help a former lover.
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New Home Secretary Charles Clarke faces his first real test with a possible backbench rebellion over ID cards.
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David Blunkett is criticised for preparing a marketing campaign for ID cards before MPs back them.
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A controversial scheme for national identity cards has been approved by the British House of Commons.
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Former Home Secretary Charles Clarke has hit out at Tory leader David Cameron in a passionate defence of identity cards.Comment
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Controversial plans to introduce identity cards are being debated in the Commons on Thursday.
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An independent investigator is to review claims that Britain&#39;s Home Secretary David Blunkett has abused his position. Mr Blunkett denies fast-tracking a visa application for the nanny of his former lover, Kimberley Quinn.
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He's artful, but lacking in detail David Cameron, the straight-talking public relations executive who runs the Conservative party, gave the reasons why he opposes ID Cards yesterday.â¦